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UC SAN DIEGO MEN’S BASKETBALL 

2008-09 Media Guide

QUICK FACTS / TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2008-09 UC SAN DIEGO MEN’S BASKETBALL 

UCSD QUICK FACTS 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Location: ................................... La Jolla, Calif. 

Founded: .................................................1960 

Enrollment: ..........................................27, 048 

Colors: ......... Blue and Gold (PMS 540 & 130) 

Nickname:.............................................Tritons 

Affi liation: .............................. NCAA Division II 

Conference: ...........................................CCAA 

Facility: ......................... RIMAC Arena (5,000) 

Chancellor: ......................Dr. Marye Anne Fox 

Athletics Director: ................. Earl W. Edwards 

UCSD Athletics Phone:..............858.534.4211 

UCSD Athletics Fax: ..................858.534.8172 

MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY 

First Year of Men’s Basketball ........... 1965-66 

All-Time Record ....................... 552-559 (.497) 

NCAA Appearances ....3 in Division III/1 in D-II 

MEN’S BASKETBALL STAFF 

Head Coach...............................Chris Carlson 

Alma Mater .............. UC Santa Barbara, 1993 

Record at UCSD/years ...................... 18-12 /1 

Overall Record/years ......................... 18-12 /1 

Email..................................carlson@ucsd.edu 

Assistant Coaches/years ............Eric Olen/5th 

..........................................Andy Aguinaldo/5th 

..................................................Clint Allard/1st 

Email Coach Olen.................eolen@ucsd.edu 

Email Coach Aguinaldo .... aguinaldo@ucsd.edu 

Email Coach Allard .............callard@ucsd.edu 

Athletic Trainer.......................... Kevin Messey 

Men’s Basketball Offi ce ............ 858-534-8453 

Offi ce Fax ................................. 858-534-8172 

TEAM INFORMATION 

2007-08 Overall Record ........................ 18-12 

2007-08 CCAA Record .......................11-9/6th 

2007-08 Postseason.......NCAA West Regional 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................11/5 

Starters Returning/Lost...............................3/2 

Newcomers....................................................6 

SPORTS INFORMATION 

Associate AD/SID ............................ Ryan Hall 

Offi ce Phone ............................. 858-534-8437 

Cell Phone ................................ 949-280-4704 

Email.....................................r2hall@ucsd.edu 

Assistant SID ............................ Mark Oshidari 

Offi ce Phone ............................. 858-534-8451 

Email..............................moshidari@ucsd.edu 

SID Fax..................................... 858-534-8475 

2008-09 Roster ..............................................................2 

2008-09 Season Schedule ............................................3 

Head Coach Chris Carlson ............................................4 

Coaching Staff ........................................................... 5-6 

Meet The Tritons ...................................................... 7-24 

2007-08 Results/Statistics ..................................... 25-26 

2007-08 CCAA Year in Review ....................................27 

UCSD Year-by-Year/NCAA Tournament History ..........28 

Record Book/Honors ............................................. 29-37 

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Top Individual/Team Performances .....................29 

All-Time Single Game Leaders ............................30 

All-Time Single Season Leaders .........................31 

All-Time Career Leaders .....................................32 

All-Time Division II Leaders ........................... 33-35 

Scoring Clubs ......................................................36 

Ring of Honor ......................................................37 

All-Time Roster ............................................................38 

All-Time Series Records ..............................................39 

Year-By-Year Results ............................................ 40-46 

UCSD Athletics ............................................................47 

RIMAC Arena - Home of the Tritons ............................48 

Community Outreach...................................................49 

Strength & Conditioning/Sports Medicine ....................50 

UCSD - Youngest of the Best ......................................51 

San Diego - America’s Finest City ...............................52 

ON THE COVER 

UCSD seniors Darryl Lawlor, Kelvin Kim, and Shane Poppen. Photography 

by Jimmy Gekas. 

GUIDE CREDITS 

The 2008 UC San Diego men’s basketball media guide is a production of 

the UCSD sports information offi ce. It was written, edited, and designed 

by Ryan Hall, Associate A.D./Sports Information. Additional editing by 

Joe Tevelowitz, Paul Neuman and Mark Oshidari. Cover design by Hall. 

Photography by Jimmy Gekas and the UCSD Regents Offi ce.

NUMERICAL 

2008-09 ROSTER 


No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 

10 Alan Husted G 6-1 185 Sr. Canyon Country, CA/Valencia HS 

11 Kelvin Kim G 5-10 175 Sr. Lake Forest, CA/UCLA 

12 Jordan Lawley G 6-4 185 Jr. Lodi, CA/Tokay HS 

13 Jay Wey G 6-0 180 Fr. Cupertino, CA/Archbishop Mitty HS 

14 Bryce Alvari G 6-3 195 RFr. Pleasanton, CA/Foothill HS 

15 Ryan Merkle G 6-1 185 Fr. Granada Hills, CA/Harvard-Westlake HS 

21 Darryl Lawlor F 6-5 220 Sr. Yorba Linda, CA/Esperanza HS 

22 Tyler Acevedo G 6-0 190 Jr. Agoura Hills, CA/Agoura HS 

23 Casey Ryan G 6-4 195 So. Jackson, CA/Argonaut HS 

24 Shane Poppen G 6-4 215 Sr. Thousand Oaks, CA/Thousand Oaks HS 

25 Scott Krizman G 6-4 200 Fr. Auburn, CA/Colfax HS 

32 Kirby Ruiz G 5-10 180 Fr. Temecula, CA/Temecula Valley HS 

33 Patrick Dreith F 6-6 205 Sr. San Mateo, CA/City College of San Francisco 

34 Andrew Browning F 6-7 210 Jr. El Dorado Hills, CA/Oak Ridge HS 

42 Brett Stuckey F 6-6 225 RSr. Olympia, WA/South Puget Sound CC 

44 Ryan Wheeler F/C 6-9 250 Fr. Sebastopol, CA/Analy HS 

45 Christian Hatch F/C 6-8 245 Fr. Henderson, NV/Coronado HS 

52 A.J. Maulhardt C 6-8 270 Sr. Ojai, CA/Nordhoff HS 

ALPHABETICAL 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 

22 Tyler Acevedo G 6-0 190 Jr. Agoura Hills, CA/Agoura HS 

14 Bryce Alvari G 6-3 195 RFr. Pleasanton, CA/Foothill HS 

34 Andrew Browning F 6-7 210 Jr. El Dorado Hills, CA/Oak Ridge HS 

33 Patrick Dreith F 6-6 205 Sr. San Mateo, CA/City College of San Francisco 

45 Christian Hatch F/C 6-8 245 Fr. Henderson, NV/Coronado HS 

10 Alan Husted G 6-1 185 Sr. Canyon Country, CA/Valencia HS 

11 Kelvin Kim G 5-10 175 Sr. Lake Forest, CA/UCLA 

25 Scott Krizman G 6-4 200 Fr. Auburn, CA/Colfax HS 

12 Jordan Lawley G 6-4 185 Jr. Lodi, CA/Tokay HS 

21 Darryl Lawlor F 6-5 220 Sr. Yorba Linda, CA/Esperanza HS 

52 A.J. Maulhardt C 6-8 270 Sr. Ojai, CA/Nordhoff HS 

15 Ryan Merkle G 6-1 185 Fr. Granada Hills, CA/Harvard-Westlake HS 

24 Shane Poppen G 6-4 215 Sr. Thousand Oaks, CA/Thousand Oaks HS 

32 Kirby Ruiz G 5-10 180 Fr. Temecula, CA/Temecula Valley HS 

23 Casey Ryan G 6-4 195 So. Jackson, CA/Argonaut HS 

42 Brett Stuckey F 6-6 225 RSr. Olympia, WA/South Puget Sound CC 

13 Jay Wey G 6-0 180 Fr. Cupertino, CA/Archbishop Mitty HS 

44 Ryan Wheeler F/C 6-9 250 Fr. Sebastopol, CA/Analy HS 

Head Coach: Chris Carlson (UC Santa Barbara, 1993) - 2nd season 

Assistant Coaches: Eric Olen (Spring Hill College, 2004) - 5th season 

Andy Aguinaldo (LaVerne, 1992) - 5th season 

Clint Allard (UCSD, 2008) - 1st season 

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

10 • Jay Wey - Way 

33 • Patrick Dreith - Dr-ee-th 

52 • A.J. Maulhardt - Moll - hart 

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2008-09 SCHEDULE 


Date Day Opponent Location Time 

Nov. 15 Saturday San Diego State San Diego, Calif. 7:00 pm 

Nov. 19 Wednesday Pacifi c Stockton, Calif. 7:00 pm 

Nov. 28 Friday Notre Dame de Namur 1 San Francisco, Calif. 5:30 pm 

Nov. 29 Saturday Central Washington 1 San Francisco, Calif. 3:30 pm 

Dec. 5 Friday *Humboldt State UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Dec. 6 Saturday *Sonoma State UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Dec. 20 Saturday Academy of Art University 2 Las Vegas, Nev. TBA 

Dec. 21 Sunday Grand Canyon 2 Las Vegas, Nev. TBA 

Jan. 2 Friday *Cal State L.A. UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Jan. 3 Saturday *Cal State Dominguez Hills UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Jan. 9 Friday *Cal State San Bernardino San Bernardino, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Jan. 10 Saturday *Cal Poly Pomona Pomona, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Jan. 16 Friday *Cal State Monterey Bay Monterey, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Jan. 17 Saturday *San Francisco State San Francisco, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Jan. 23 Friday *Cal State Stanislaus UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Jan. 24 Saturday *Cal State Chico UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Jan. 30 Friday *Sonoma State Sonoma, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Jan. 31 Saturday *Humboldt State Arcata, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Feb. 6 Friday *Cal State Dominguez Hills Carson, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Feb. 7 Saturday *Cal State L.A. Los Angeles, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Feb. 13 Friday *Cal Poly Pomona UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Feb. 14 Saturday *Cal State San Bernardino UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Feb. 20 Friday *San Francisco State UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Feb. 21 Saturday *Cal State Monterey Bay UC San Diego 7:30 pm 

Feb. 26 Thursday *Chico State Chico, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Feb. 27 Friday *Cal State Stanislaus Turlock, Calif. 7:30 pm 

Mar. 3 Tuesday CCAA Tournament 1st Round TBA TBA 

Mar. 6-7 Friday-Saturday CCAA Tournament Final Four San Bernardino, Calif. TBA 

*Denotes California Collegiate Athletic Association Game All home games played in UCSD’s RIMAC Arena 

Home games listed in bold 

All Times are listed in Pacifi c Standard Time 

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Notre Dame de Namur Thanksgiving Tournament 2 

CCAA-PacWest Shootout 

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HEAD COACH CHRIS CARLSON 


chrisCARLSON 

Head Coach 

UC Santa Barbara, 1993 

Second Season 

Chris Carlson enters his second season as the head coach at UC San Diego, having guided the Tritons 

to the program’s most successful season at the Division II level in his fi rst year at the helm in 2007-08. 

Carlson was named the 11th head coach in program history in June of 2007 and made 

an immediate impact on the La Jolla campus, leading UCSD to an overall record of 18- 

12 last season -- the school’s best mark since the 1998-1999 campaign. After fi nishing 

sixth in the ultra-competitive California Collegiate Athletic Association standings at 11-9, 

Carlson’s Tritons caught fire in March, defeating Cal State San Bernardino, San Francisco 

State, and Cal Poly Pomona on the way to UCSD’s fi rst CCAA Tournament title. UCSD 

earned a No. 8 seed in its fi rst NCAA Tournament appearance at the DII level, falling to 

the University of Alaska-Anchorage, 80-60. 

In addition to multiple program firsts, Carlson’s memorable inaugural season featured 

several upsets, including a victory over Division I foe UC Riverside and a pair of wins over 

nationally-ranked CSUSB. A new RIMAC Arena attendance record was set when 3,906 

strong came out to watch UCSD take on SFSU on Spirit Night in late January. Lastly, two 

Tritons were recognized with All-CCAA honors in 2007-08 and five were named to the 

CCAA All-Academic Team. 

Carlson joined the Triton family after spending the previous four seasons as the Director 

of Basketball Operations at UCLA under head coach Ben Howland. As the DOB, he was 

responsible for the day-to-day operations of the program and served as a liaison to the 

athletic administration and other school officials. Carlson also assisted in scheduling and 

recruiting and helped guide the Bruin program to back-to-back NCAA Final Four appearances 

in 2005-06 and 2006-07. 

Before assuming his duties at UCLA, Carlson served in the same capacity for two years 

at the University of Pittsburgh, joining the Panther staff in the summer of 2001. Prior 

to that, he was a member of Howland’s staff at Northern Arizona in 1998-99 where he 

coached a Lumberjack squad that led the country in both field goal percentage and threepoint 

percentage for the first time in NCAA history. He remained on at NAU for two years 

after Howland’s departure (1999-2001), where he worked with NAU’s post players and 

oversaw recruiting and scheduling. 

Prior to his stint at Northern Arizona, Carlson served as an assistant coach at his alma 

mater, UC Santa Barbara, from 1994-98, where he oversaw development of the team’s 

perimeter players. He also served as an assistant coach at nearby Dos 

Pueblos High School in Goleta, Calif. from 1991-93. 

UCSD ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

Years Record Pct. 

Chris Carlson 2007-08-present 18-12 .600 

Bill Carr 2004-07 38-45 .479 

Greg Lanthier 1994-2004 111-149 .427 

Tom Marshall 1983-94 185-105 .638 

John Block 1980-83 32-46 .410 

Ron Carter 1979-80 17-13 .567 

Barry Cunningham 1969-72, 1974-76, 1977-79 81-107 .431 

Dick Satterlee 1976-77 4-24 .143 

Bill Reeves 1972-74 27-25 .519 

Neale Stoner 1966-69 38-32 .543 

Jack Shawcroft 1965-66 1-1 .500 

TOTALS 1965-2008 (43) 552-559 .497 

Carlson worked as a game management assistant at the National 

Association of Basketball Coaches All-Star game for 12 straight years 

from 1993-2004 and has worked four NCAA Tournament West Regionals. 

In addition, he was an intern in the Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams media 

relations department, a sports information assistant at UCSB in 1993-94, 

and a member of the 1994 FIFA World Cup media relations staff. 

A San Diego native, Carlson is a 1993 graduate from UCSB, where he 

received his bachelors in History. Prior to his days as a Gaucho, Carlson 

attended Helix High School in La Mesa, Calif., where he earned All-League 

honors in basketball. He and his wife Karen, have two sons, Nicklas (6) 

and Charlie (3). 

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ASSISTANT COACHES ERIC OLEN & ANDY AGUINALDO 


ericOLEN 

Assistant Coach 

Spring Hill College, 2004 

Fifth Season 

Eric Olen begins his fifth season as an assistant coach at UCSD in 2008-09 and second under the direction 

of head coach Chris Carlson. Olen was promoted to his current position of first assistant prior to the 

2005-06 campaign after spending one season as the team’s second assistant in 2004-05. He is actively 

involved with all aspects of the men’s basketball program including travel, recruiting, scouting, and game planning. 

Alongside Carlson and fellow assistant coach Andy Aguinaldo, Olen helped lead the Tritons to an 

18-12 overall record a year ago, the team’s best finish since 1998-1999. UCSD rose to the occasion 

in the postseason, winning the CCAA Tournament to earn an automatic bid in the NCAA Division II 

Tournament for the first time in program history. 

During his tenure at UCSD, Olen has helped guide the Tritons to some of the program’s most successful 

campaigns. The Tritons recorded their first winning season at the D-II level in 2005-06, finishing 

the year with a 15-14 overall record. UCSD also finished fourth in the highly competitive CCAA with 

a league mark of 12-8, the program’s first winning record in conference play. 

A dedicated recruiter, Olen scouted and helped bring in almost every player on this year’s roster, 

which features 12 returners and six newcomers. Among the recruits that were on the 2007-08 squad 

are starters Kelvin Kim, Jordan Lawley, and Darryl Lawlor. 

Olen graduated from Spring Hill College in 2004 with a degree in Finance. He helped the Badgers to 

three straight appearances in the NAIA National Tournament, including trips to the NAIA Elite Eight 

in 2000 and 2001. 

andyAGUINALDO 


LaVerne, 1992 

Fifth Season 

Andy Aguinaldo enters his fifth year with the UCSD men’s basketball program overall and fourth in the 

capacifty of assistant coach. He served as the Director of Basketball Operations under former Triton head 

coach Bill Carr during his first year in 2004-05 and was promoted to second assistant coach prior to the 

start of the 2005-06 campaign. 

Alongside head coach Chris Carlson and fellow assistant coach Eric Olen, Aguinaldo coached the Tritons to an 18-12 overall record last 

season, which was UCSD’s best finish since the 1998-1999 campaign. The Tritons played their best basketball in the postseason, winning 

the California Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament to claim an automatic bid into the NCAA Division II tourney for the first time in 

program history. 

Aguinaldo helped guide UCSD to a 15-14 overall record in his first year as an assistant coach in 2005-2006. The Tritons finished in a tie 

for fourth place in the highly compeitive CCAA, posting the program’s first-ever winning season in league play with a mark of 12-8. 

Aguinaldo graduated from the University of LaVerne in 1992 with a BS in Business Management. He earned a Master’s degree in Sports 

Management from the United States Sports Academy in 2001. His basketball background extends back to his high school playing days 

at Santa Maria High School, where he helped his team to the Northern League Championship. He would go on to become an assistant 

coach at his alma mater in 1994. 

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ASSISTANT COACHES ERIC OLEN & ANDY AGUINALDO 


Assistant 

lindsaySTALKER 

clintALLARD 


UCSD, 2008 

First Season 

Members of the Triton faithful will be thrilled to learn Clint Allard is returning for his fifth season with the 

UC San Diego men’s basketball team in 2008-09, although it will be in different capacity entirely. After an 

immensely successful career with the Tritons, the former point guard will join head coach Chris Carlson’s staff as an assistant coach. 

A four-year starter, Allard posted career averages of 10.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 1.2 steals in 112 games in the blue and 

gold. In 2007-08, he was named to the All-CCAA Second Team after averaging career-highs in rebounds (3.9), assists (4.6), and steals 

(1.2) and earned All-CCAA Tournament Team honors after leading the Tritons to their first conference tournament championship with a 

64-56 win over Cal Poly Pomona on March 8. With the victory, UCSD advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament for the first time and 

went on to finish the season with an overall record of 18-12 -- the program’s best mark at the D-II level. 

One of the best players the program has ever seen, Allard’s name can now be found all over the UCSD record books. The former Archbishop 

Mitty High School standout ranks ninth in all-time career scoring with a total of 1,150 points, third in career assists with 414 and 

13th in career assist average at 3.7 per game. In terms of Division II records only, Allard holds the all-time career mark for scoring (1,150), 

rebounding (387), assists (414), assist average (3.7), steals (130), field goal attempts (364), free throws made (299), free throws attempted 

(402), games played (112), and minutes (3,378). He ranks second in field goals made (364), three-point field goals made (123), 

and three-point attempts (320). 

Allard graduated from UCSD in June with a degree in Management Science. 

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2008-09 PLAYER PROFILES 


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alanHUSTED 

Assistant 

Coach 

Guard 

6-1 • 185 • Senior 

Canyon Country, Calif. 

Valencia HS 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Made 29 appearances 

off the bench for the Tritons last season… Posted 

averages of 4.5 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 0.7 assists 

per game… A pure shooter, he led the team shooting 47.3% from behind the threepoint 

arc and ranked fifth hitting 40 of his 80 shots overall… In fact, 26 of his 40 field 

goals were from three-point territory… Set the school record for free-throw pecentage 

in a season, hitting 24-of-25 attempts at the line, which was a blistering 96%… Scored 

in double figures four times during the season, including a career-high 17-point effort 

against Sonoma State February 9… He made 5-of-6 three-point attempts and went 

6-for-7 overall to help lead UCSD to a convincing 82-61 win over the Seawolves… The 

five treys were the most by a Triton in a game in 2007-08… Shot 4-of-6 from the field 

and 3-for-4 from three to finish with 13 points in UCSD’s next game, a 64-63 home win 

over Cal State L.A.…Dished out a career-best four assists to go with seven points in 

UCSD’s upset of No. 5 Cal State San Bernardino on January 19. 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006-07: Played in 10 games for UCSD during the 2006- 

07 season... Scored first two points of collegiate career at Sonoma State on January 

6... Notched then-career-highs of 11 points, three steals, and three rebounds at Cal 

State Stanislaus on February 2... Sent game against Cal State Stanislaus into a fourth 

overtime period with a game-tying three-pointer in the final seconds of the third extra 

session… Scored six points and added two steals and three rebounds in Triton season 

finale. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2004 graduate of Valencia High School in Valencia, Calif... As 

a junior he helped his team to a 22-6 record and an 8-2 league record, averaging 

12.6 points per game while making 64 three-pointers and swiping 67 steals on the 

season... Averaged 15.7 points while posting 108 assists, 93 steals, and 133 rebounds 

during his senior campaign in which the team went 16-14 on the season... Left Valencia 

High School as the all-time career steals leader with 160... Had a career-best game 

against El Camino High School, dropping 26 points to go along with seven rebounds, 

seven assists, and eight steals... Played club basketball for the Storm of the ARC San 

Fernando Valley. 

HUSTED’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 

17 Sonoma State 2/9/08 

Field Goals Made 


Field Goals Attempted 


7 at Cal State L.A. 1/12/08 

3-Pointers Made 


3-Pointers Attempted 


Free Throws Made 

5 vs. Alaska-Anchorage 3/14/08 

5 at San Francisco State 2/9/08 

Free Throws Attempted 

8 at Cal State Stanislaus 2/2/07 

Rebounds 


3 at Chico State 2/1/08 


Assists 

4 Cal State San Bernardio 1/19/08 

Steals 


Blocked Shots 

0 

PERSONAL: Born January 30, 1986... Parents are Alan and Ruth Husted... Has an sister named Darlene who 

is married to Oscar Nunez... Has two nephews named Jordan and Jaden... is a Human Biology major at Warren 

College. 

HUSTED’S CAREER STATS 

OVERALL 3-POINT REBOUNDING 

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

2006-07 10 0 36 3.6 5 8 .625 1 2 .500 8 11 .727 3 3 6 0.6 5 0 0 3 0 6 19 1.9 

2007-08 29 0 331 11.4 40 80 .500 26 55 .473 24 25 .960 8 23 31 1.1 27 0 20 28 0 5 130 4.5 

TOTAL 39 0 367 9.4 45 88 .511 27 57 .474 32 36 .889 11 26 37 0.9 32 0 20 31 0 11 149 3.8 

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kelvinKIM 

Assistant 

Coach 

Guard 

5-10 • 175 • Senior 

Lake Forest, Calif. 

UCLA 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Appeared in all 30 games 

for the Tritons and was one of two players to start every 

contest… Averaged a team-high 31 minutes per game 

and ranked fourth in scoring, averaging 9.4 points… Led UCSD with 56 three-pointers 

and shot 42.4% from behind the arc, which ranked third… Finished the year second on 

the team with 87 assists and 32 steals… Scored 10 or more points on 14 occasions 

during the season, including seven straight games from January 5-26… Racked up a 

season-high 18 points in the 111-102 overtime loss at Cal State L.A. on January 12… 

Scored 16 points to help guide the Tritons to a big 76-65 upset win over No. 5 Cal State 

San Bernardino a week later, hitting four of his five shots from downtown… Dished out 

a career-best 10 assists in UCSD’s 82-61 rout of Sonoma State on February 9… That 

stood as the most assists in a game by a Triton all season… Set a new personal best 

with five rebounds at Cal State Dominguez Hills on January 11, helping the team to a 

78-74 overtime victory over the Toros… Shot better than 50% from the field in 12 games, 

including an impressive 4-for-5 performance in the win over the Coyotes January 19… 

Scored 14 points, dished out two assists, and recorded three steals in the Tritons win 

over Cal State Stanislaus November 30… Tallied 12 points, four helpers, and two steals 

in UCSD’s 55-52 home win over Cal Poly Pomona January 18… Finished with 13 points 

on 4-of-6 shooting in the road meeting with the Warriors on February 2…Put in half of 

his 14 points at Humboldt State on February 8 at the free throw line, sinking 7-of-10 

attempts. 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006-07: Played in all 27 games for the Tritons, starting 24, 

during his first year at UCSD... Started and played 26 minutes in his UCSD debut at 

San Diego State on November 15... Scored six points and pulled down three rebounds 

in the loss to the Aztecs... Started and played a career-high 46 minutes in the double 

overtime loss at Grand Canyon on November 20... Scored six points and dished out 

four assists in the loss to GCU... Scored four points, pulled down two rebounds, dished 

out two assists and had two steals in 35 minutes of play during the 62-52 victory over 

4th-ranked Seattle Pacific on November 24... Finished with 12 points and seven assists 

in the 61-60 victory over 2nd-ranked Montevallo on November 25... Scored nine points 

and dished out five assists in the 76-72 home win over Cal State Stanislaus on December 2... Had six points, two boards and 

five assists in the 53-50 loss at home to Hawaii Pacific... Had five points and six assists in the 69-63 upset victory over No. 

12 CSU San Bernardino on January 19... netted a then-career-high 15 points and six assists in the 60-54 loss to No. 24 Cal 

Poly Pomona on January 20... Set a new program and career-high with 55 minutes played, scoring 23 points with six assists 

and three rebounds in leading UCSD to a 116-103 quadruple-overtime win at Cal State Stanislaus on February 2... Sent the 

game into a third overtime period on a jumper with two seconds left in the second OT... Provided even more dramatics at 

home against Cal State Dominguez Hills on February 6, coming up with a steal on the Toros final possession of a tie game, 

driving the length of the court, drawing a foul, and hitting the game-winning free-throw to lead UCSD to the 45-44 victory... 

Tallied double-digit points in three straight games from February 6 through February 10 and again from February 17 through 

February 24... Scored 15 points on 4-of-5 three-point shooting and added eight assists in the Triton’s Spirit Night win over 

Sonoma State... Scored 19 points with six assists, three rebounds, and two steals on February 17... Led the Tritons on the 

season with 3.8 assists per game. 

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KIM’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 







4 CSU San Bernardino 1/19/08 

4 William Jewell 12/16/07 

4 Humboldt State 2/10/07 








Rebounds 

5 at CSU Dominguez Hills 1/11/08 

Assists 


Steals 

3 Grand Canyon 1/29/08 

Blocked Shots 

1 at CSU San Bernardino 3/4/08


UCLA: Transfered to UC San Diego after spending one season playing for coach Ben Howland at UCLA... Was a member 

of the Bruin team that went 32-7 and advanced to the NCAA National Championship... That team won the Pac-10 regular 

season title and the Pac-10 Tournament crown... Appeared in a total of seven contests for UCLA as a freshman. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of El Toro High School in Lake Forest, Calif... helped team to a 30-6 record, finishing as 

the CIF Division 1-AA Runners-Up... Averaged 15.0 points, 6.0 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals as a senior... The team 

captured three-straight South Coast League Championships. 

PERSONAL: Born April 7, 1987... Parents are Kenny and Min Kim... Has an brother named Ryan... is a Psychology major 

at Warren College... enjoys going to the beach, watching college football, hanging out with friends and listening to music in 

his spare time. 

KIM’S CAREER STATS 



2006-07 27 24 813 30.1 77 142 .542 41 82 .500 42 61 .689 5 30 35 1.3 51 0 102 61 1 22 237 8.8 

2007-08 30 30 931 31.0 85 201 .423 56 132 .424 56 79 .709 6 48 54 1.8 59 3 87 64 1 32 282 9.4 

TOTAL 57 54 1744 30.6 162 343 .472 97 214 .453 98 140 .700 11 78 89 1.6 110 3 189 125 2 54 519 9.1 

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Assistant 


darrylLAWLOR 

Forward 

6-5 • 220 • Senior 

Yorba Linda, Calif. 

Esperanza HS 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Started all 29 games he 

played in for the Tritons last season… Finished the year 

with per game averages of 6.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 

1.3 assists… Ranked third on the team with 126 rebounds on the year, reaching double 

figures twice in UCSD’s last four games of the season… Scored 12 points and pulled down 

a career-high 10 rebounds to lead the Tritons past Cal State San Bernardino in the CCAA 

Tournament on March 4…Posted another double-double four days later, tallying 11 points 

and 10 boards in UCSD’s 64-56 win over Cal Poly Pomona for the conference tournament 

title… Set a new career mark with 16 points in the 78-74 win at Cal State Dominguez Hills 

on January 11 and then scored 16 again at Cal Poly Pomona February 23… Scored in 

double figures eight times during the season, guiding the Tritons to a 6-2 record in those 

contests… Shot 5-of-7 from the field and finished with 14 points in the Tritons’ 73-59 win 

over Wayne State on December 18… Ranked fourth on the squad with 30 three-pointers, 

shooting 37% (30-81) from beyond the arc for the year. 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006-07: Played in all 27 of UCSD’s games, starting 14 of those 

contests.... Played a career-high 47 minutes, scoring 11 points and grabbing seven rebounds 

in the 64-62 double overtime loss at Grand Canyon on November 20... Scored a team-high 

15 points and pulled down six rebounds in the 62-52 victory over 4th-ranked Seattle Pacific 

on November 24... Had six rebounds and tied a career-high with four assists in the 61-60 

victory over 2nd-ranked Montevallo on November 25... Scored 12 points and grabbed eight 

rebounds in the 74-67 home loss to Chico State on December 1... Scored seven points 

to go along with game-highs of eight boards and five assists in the 59-54 win at Cal State 

LA on January 12... Scored 10 points in his first game off the bench during the 63-58 win 

at San Francisco State on January 26... Set a then-career-high with nine rebounds while 

tying a career-high of four assists and scoring four points in a win at Cal State Stanislaus 

on February 2... Scored six points with two steals and two rebounds during the UCSD Spirit 

Night game against Sonoma State... Scored double-digits in back-to-back games with 11 

points, along with one assist and two rebounds, against Cal State L.A. on February 17 and 

13 points, to go with seven boards, at Cal Poly Pomona on February 23. 

LAWLOR’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 

16 at Cal Poly Pomona 2/23/08 

16 at CSU Dominguez Hills 1//11/08 





12 Cal State L.A. 2/7/07 




8 at CSU Dominguez Hills 1/11/08 


7 Cal State Stanislaus 12/2/06 


10 at CSU San Bernardino 3/4/08 

Rebounds 

10 Cal Poly Pomona 3/8/08 


Assists 


Steals 


3 at Humboldt State 1/4/07 

Blocked Shots 


AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005-06: Started nine of the 29 games he appeared in during his rookie campaign... Scored 14 points and 

grabbed two rebounds with one steal and one assist during his regular season debut at Cal Poly on November 18... Set a careerhigh 

with 16 points against Cal State L.A. on December 3, shooting 71.4% from the field, including 2-for-2 from three-point range 

and 4-for-4 from the free-throw line... Had 14 points, three rebounds, and one block during a December 17 road game against the 

University of Hawaii-Hilo... Helped UCSD win their home opener against Grand Canyon University on January 3 with 15 points, 

four rebounds, and three assists in a season-high 30 minutes of play... Converted all seven of his free-throw attempts, scoring 

nine points and grabbing four rebounds during an 83-79 overtime win against Cal Poly Pomona on January 21... Dished-out a 

career-high four assists and scored 14 points against San Francisco State on January 28... Pulled down a career-high seven 

rebounds while dropping 10 points in the win at home over San Francisco State on March 3. 

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HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Esperanza High School in Anaheim, Calif... Played basketball for head coach Jason Pietsch... 

Also lettered in volleyball... Helped team to a 20-10 record and a second-round appearance in the CIF playoffs as a senior... Was 

named team MVP and First Team All-Sunset League in his final season at Esperanza... Averaged 14.6 points, 6.7 rebounds and 

2.1 assists in 2004-05... Shot 41% from behind the three-point arc and 55% from the floor... Was a Collegiate Scholars program 

member and an AP Scholar with his 4.0 GPA. 

PERSONAL: Born October 21, 1986 in Torrance, Calif... Parents are Mark and Carole Lawlor... Has one older sister named 

Dyanne... Father played hoops at Cal Poly Pomona while mother went to Cal State Northridge... Is a Human Biology major at 

Warren College... Wants to attend grad school after graduation… Enjoys playing beach volleyball, listening to music, and going 

to the beach in his spare time. 

LAWLOR’S CAREER STATS 



2005-06 29 9 586 20.2 66 139 .475 16 37 .432 34 55 .618 23 56 79 2.7 62 2 31 41 7 14 182 6.3 

2006-07 27 14 619 22.9 43 122 .352 15 49 .306 49 65 .754 35 67 102 3.8 58 2 34 35 4 14 150 5.6 

2007-08 29 29 647 22.3 58 140 .414 30 81 .370 41 62 .661 30 96 126 4.3 76 3 38 29 4 19 187 6.4 

TOTAL 85 52 1852 21.8 167 401 .416 61 167 .365 124 182 .681 88 219 307 3.6 196 7 103 105 15 47 519 6.1 

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Assistant 


shanePOPPEN 

Guard 

6-4 • 215 • Senior 

Thousand Oaks, Calif. 

Thousand Oaks HS 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Apeared in 29 games for 

head coach Chris Carlson last season, coming off the 

bench in all but two… Was in the starting lineup in 

UCSD’s first two games of year against San Diego State and Grand Canyon before moving 

to a reserve role… Finished 2007-08 averaging 4.0 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 1.1 assists 

per night… Ranked second on the squad in both total rebounds (128) and rebounds per 

game (4.4)… Was fourth shooting 50.6% for the year, making 41 of his 81 attempts… 

Hauled in a career-high 12 boards to go with five points in the Tritons’ overtime loss at 

Cal State L.A. on January 12… That was the most rebounds in a game by a Triton last 

season… Racked up double-digit boards on two other occasions during the year, pulling 

down 11 in the 70-51 win over William Jewell December 16 and finishing with 10 in the 

home victory vs. Humboldt State February 8… Also tallied 10 points in the contest with the 

Lumberjacks, notching his first career double-double… Was a perfect 4-for-4 from the field 

and finished with 10 points to help lead UCSD to a 69-58 non-conference win over Alaksa 

Fairbanks on December 6. 

POPPEN’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 



7 at Hawaii-Hilo 12/17/05 


14 at Hawaii-Hilo 12/17/05 


2 Chico State 12/1/06 


5 at Pomona-Pitzer 11/22/05 


8 San Francisco State 3/3/06 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006-07: Played all 27 games during the 2006-07 season with 

10 starts on the year... Scored seven points, pulled down three rebounds, and dished out 

two assists in the 62-52 victory over 4th-ranked Seattle Pacific on November 24... Tallied 

five points, pulled down six boards, dished out two assists, and had a career-high three 

steals in the 61-60 victory over No. 2 Montevallo on November 25... Scored 14 points 

and grabbed seven rebounds in the 74-67 loss at home to Chico State on December 1... 

Tied a career-high in points with 16 in the 76-72 win at home over Cal State Stanislaus on 

December 2... scored a team-high 14 points and tied a career-high with seven rebounds in 

the 59-54 win at Cal State L.A. on January 12... Had 14 points and seven rebounds in the 

69-63 win over No. 12 Cal State San Bernardino on January 19... Netted nine points to go 

along with eight boards in the 60-54 loss at home to No. 24 Cal Poly Pomona... Grabbed 

10 rebounds and scored seven points in the 63-58 win at San Francisco State on January 



Rebounds 


Assists 


Steals 

3 Montevallo 11/25/06 

Blocked Shots 


26... Scored 14 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and added a season-high two blocks at Chico State on February 3... Helped 

UCSD to a victory in front of a raucous Spirit Night crowd with eight points, five rebounds, and one assist... Nearly achieved 

a double-double with 11 points and eight rebounds against Cal State L.A. on February 17... Led the team with 4.2 rebounds 

per game. 

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005-06: Started 12 of the 29 games he played in during his rookie season... Scored nine points and 

added two assists in his first regular season game for the Tritons at Cal Poly on November 18... Notched 15 points and six 

rebounds at the University of Hawaii on December 17... Scored double-digits during back-to-back games, with 10 points and 

four rebounds against Cal State Stanislaus on January 6 and 12 points, two rebounds, and one block during the 61-41 win 

over Chico State January 7... Scored 10 points while shooting 4-for-4 from the field during UCSD’s overtime victory against 

Cal Poly Pomona on January 21... Racked up 15 points in a season-high 30 minutes of action at Chapman on January 31... 

Grabbed six rebounds and scored nine points during the Spirit Night win against Cal State L.A. on February 3... Set a careerhigh 

in scoring with 16 points with five rebounds in the win over San Francisco State at home on March 3. 

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HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Thousand Oaks High School... Played basketball for head coach Richard Endres... 

Helped team to an 18-10 record as a senior, advancing to the second round of the CIF playoffs.. TOHS won the Miramonte 

League Championship his junior year... was a First Team All-Maramonte League selection and a First Team All-Ventura 

Country honoree... Named the MVP of the Ventura County All-Star Game... Scored 30 points and grabbed 11 boards in the 

first round of the CIF Playoffs as a senior... Finished with 32 points and seven rebounds in the championship game of the 

Arroyo Grande Tournament... Was a four-year member of the TOHS Honor Roll... Also a member of the video club and a 

church volunteer. 

PERSONAL: Born May 9, 1987 in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... parents are Vince and Joell Poppen... both parents attended 

Moorpark College... Has a younger brother named Jake... Is an Economics major at Roosevelt College... Aspires to become 

an businessman, specializing in real estate... Enjoys playing all sports including ping pong, tennis ,and baseball, as well as 

being with family and friends in his spare time. 

POPPEN’S CAREER STATS 



2005-06 29 12 564 19.4 78 177 .441 15 51 .294 52 67 .776 30 51 81 2.8 81 2 21 35 3 9 223 7.7 

2006-07 27 10 561 20.8 66 149 .443 6 19 .316 71 110 .645 43 71 114 4.2 60 2 24 45 7 20 209 7.7 

2007-08 29 2 508 17.5 41 81 .506 0 1 .000 34 69 .493 39 89 128 4.4 57 1 17 33 7 11 116 4.0 

TOTAL 85 24 1633 19.2 185 407 .455 21 71 .296 157 246 .638 112 211 323 3.8 198 5 62 113 17 40 548 6.4 

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Assistant 


patrickDREITH 

Forward 

6-6 • 205 • Senior 

San Mateo, Calif. 

City College of San Francisco 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Made 11 appearances in 

his first season as a Triton, averaging 2.3 minutes per 

game… Scored his first points in the blue and gold in 

the season-opener against San Diego State on November 17… Finished with a seasonhigh 

three points in UCSD’s home loss to Cal State Dominguez Hills on February 16. 

CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO: Transfered to UC San Diego after two years 

at City College of San Francisco where he played basketball for coach Justin Labagh... 

Helped the Rams to a 27-5 record during his second year with the program. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Hillsdale High School in San Mateo, Calif... 

Averaged 24.0 points per game during his senior year, earning team MVP and the 

Nick Vanos Award, named after the former Hillsdale HS star who played at Santa Clara 

and for the Phoenix Suns... Named first team all-league during his junior and senior 

seasons... Also earned First Team All-San Mateo County honors as a senior... Had 

career highs of 39 points and 23 rebounds in a game during his senior campaign... 

played AAU basketball for the Oakland Rebels as a junior and for the NorCal Magic 

during his final high school season. 

PERSONAL: Born September 8, 1987... Parents are Steven and Kathy Dreith... Has 

an older sister named Christine who currently attends Cal State Northridge... Is an 

Economics major at Muir College... Aspires for a career in finance or accounting upon 

graduation from UCSD... Enjoys playing video games in his spare time. 

DREITH’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 

3 CSU Dominguez Hills 2/16/08 


1 four times, most recently 

at Alaska-Anchorage 3/14/08 


2 at CSU Monterey Bay 2/28/08 

2 at San Diego State 11/17/07 





Rebounds 


Assists 

0 

Steals 

0 

Blocked Shots 

0 

DREITH’S CAREER STATS 



2007-08 11 0 25 2.3 5 8 .625 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 3 3 6 0.5 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 1.0 

TOTAL 11 0 25 2.3 5 8 .625 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 3 3 6 0.5 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 1.0 

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Assistant 


brettSTUCKEY 

Forward 

6-6 • 225 • RS Senior 

Olympia, Wash. 

South Puget Sound CC 

2007-08: Redshirted his second season at UCSD. 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2006-07: Started 18 of the 26 

games he played in during his first year as a Triton... Started and played 19 minutes 

in his UCSD debut at San Diego State on November 15... Scored four points and had 

two steals and a block against the Aztecs... Netted five points and dished out one 

assist in 14 minutes of play during the 64-62 double overtime loss at Grand Canyon on 

November 20... Had four points and three boards in 10 minutes of play during the 62-52 

victory over No.4 Seattle Pacific on November 24... Had four points, four rebounds, and 

one assist in the 59-54 win at Cal State L.A. on January 12... Grabbed a season-high 

five rebounds while adding four points at San Francisco State on January 26... Blocked 

a season-high two shots while scoring six points during UCSD’s quadruple-overtime 

win at Cal State Stanislaus... Scored a season-high 13 points on 6-of-7 shooting from 

the field during the Spirit Night win on February 9... Scored seven points with a seasonhigh 

two assists and one rebound at Cal Poly Pomona on February 23... Finished 

with seven points in 12 minutes of action during UCSD’s 100-82 win over Cal State 

Monterey Bay on March 2. 

SOUTH PUGET SOUND COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Transfers to UCSD after playing 

two seasons at South Puget Sound Community College in Washington... Averaged 

17.0 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 2.9 assists per game for SPSCC as a sophomore... His 

team posted a 6-19 overall record in 2005-06. 

STUCKEY’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 







2 Seattle Pacifi c 11/24/06 



Rebounds 


Assists 


Steals 


Blocked Shots 


HIGH SCHOOL: A 2004 graduate of Olympia High School in Olympia, Wash... Averaged 

10.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game in helping his team to the district tournament in 2003... Had career-highs 

of 17 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and three blocks during the year. 

PERSONAL: Born January 17, 1986... Parents are Mark and Jan Stuckey... Has an older brother named Kyle... Is a Structural 

Engineering major at Warren College... Enjoys boating, campfires, long boarding, and eating in his spare time. 

STUCKEY’S CAREER STATS 



2006-07 26 18 349 13.4 36 79 .456 0 3 .000 22 33 .667 15 22 37 1.4 75 5 10 23 7 11 94 3.6 

2007-08 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Redshirt year------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

TOTAL 26 18 349 13.4 36 79 .456 0 3 .000 22 33 .667 15 22 37 1.4 75 5 10 23 7 11 94 3.6 

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Assistant 


a.j.MAULHARDT 

Center 

6-8 • 270 • Senior 

Ojai, Wash. 

Nordhoff HS 

AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Appeared in 25 games last 

season with his lone start coming on the road against 

Sonoma State on January 4… Pulled down five 

rebounds in that contest, his high for the year… Scored a season-high nine points and 

hauled in three rebounds in the Tritons’ loss at Cal State San Bernardino on February 

22… Averaged 2.0 points and 1.3 rebounds per game for the year… Made 21 of his 34 

shots, 61.8%, which was the second-highest shooting percentage on the team. 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006-07: Played in 19 games, making two starts for UCSD 

during the season...Scored four points, pulled down a career-high seven boards, and 

blocked a career-high three shots in the 62-52 victory over No. 4 Seattle Pacific on 

November 24... Scored three points and pulled down two rebounds in a career-high 

24 minutes of play at home against Chico State December 1... Started his first game 

of the year, scoring six points in the 76-72 win over Cal State Stanislaus on December 

2... Grabbed five rebounds and notched one blocked shot in the Tritons’ season finale 

against San Francisco State. 

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005-06: Appeared in 23 games during first season at UCSD... 

Scored four points in his debut at Cal Poly on November 18... Played a season-high 

18 minutes at Pomona-Pitzer on November 22, helping the Tritons to their first win of 

the year with four points and four rebounds... Tallied seven points and five rebounds 

at Cal State L.A. on December 3... Had his best game of the season against Cal State 

San Bernardino on January 11, hauling in five rebounds and converting all four of his 

attempts for eight points... Blocked a career-high two shots against Sonoma State in 

season finale on March 4. 

MAULHARDT’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 

9 CSU San Bernardino 2/22/08 









Rebounds 


Assists 

1 eight times, most recently 

at Alaska Anchorage 3/14/08 

Steals 

1 seven times, most recently 

at Cal Poly Pomona 2/23/08 

Blocked Shots 


HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Nordhoff High School in Ojai, Calif., where he played for head coach Mike Probyn... 

Helped team to an 18-8 record and the Frontier League Championship as a senior... Earned first team All-County and 

All-Frontier League honors... Named the team MVP... Averaged 16.2 points, 9.2 rebounds, and 3.0 blocks per game as a 

senior… Also lettered in baseball at NHS. 

PERSONAL: Born October 5, 1986... Full name is Alan John Maulhardt... Parents are Alan and Terry Maulhardt... Has an 

older sister named Erica... Is related to New Orleans Saints’ linebacker Scott Fujita... Both parents attended Loyola Marymount 

University... Is an Economics major at Muir College... Enjoys hiking, fishing, movies, backpacking, pottery, shooting, and 

watching movies in his spare time. 

MAULHARDT’S CAREER STATS 



2005-06 23 1 207 9.0 17 31 .548 0 0 .000 4 13 .308 12 33 45 2.0 35 0 5 18 4 3 38 1.7 

2006-07 19 2 204 10.7 7 17 .412 0 0 .000 5 8 .625 9 22 31 1.6 31 1 3 11 5 2 19 1.0 

2007-08 30 29 788 26.3 140 235 .596 0 0 .000 96 148 .649 54 90 144 4.8 81 3 35 40 13 23 376 12.5 

TOTAL 79 76 1976 25.0 370 638 .580 0 0 .000 223 355 .628 129 177 306 3.9 220 12 71 103 33 79 963 12.2 

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Assistant 


jordanLAWLEY 

Guard 

6-4 • 185 • Junior 

Lodi, Calif. 

Tokay HS 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007-08: Appeared in all 30 

contests for the Tritons last season, starting all but 

one… Quickly developed into one of UCSD’s primary 

offensive weapons, averaging 11.4 points per game, which ranked second on the 

team… Also averaged a team-high 8.3 field goal attempts per night… Was second 

among Triton three-point shooters, hitting 42 of his 96 attempts, 43.8%… Scored 10 or 

more points 18 times during the season, including five of UCSD’s last seven games… 

Had four performances of 20 or more with the last coming in the Tritons’ NCAA West 

Regional matchup at Alaska Anchorage March 14… Finished 8-of-13 from the floor 

and a perfect 6-for-6 at the free-throw line for a career-high 24 points, doing his best 

to keep UCSD in the game… Scored 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting to lead the Tritons 

to a 58-54 win at Sonoma State January 4… Recorded his first career double-double 

eight days later, tallying 20 points and 10 rebounds in the overtime loss at Cal State L.A. 

on January 12… Scored 13 points on 5-for-11 shooting in his only appearance off the 

bench, November 17 against San Diego State… Dished out a career-high five assists 

in the home win over Cal Poly Pomona on January 18. 

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006-07: Played in all 27 of UCSD’s games during the year... 

Came off the bench and scored 18 points in 33 minutes of play during his collegiate 

debut at San Diego State on November 15... Scored 12 points on 5-for-7 shooting to 

go along with four rebounds and an assist in the 76-72 win over Cal State Stanislaus 

on December 2... Scored 10 points and grabbed four rebounds in the 90-76 loss at 

Humboldt State on January 4... Poured in a team-high 15 points on 5-for-7 shooting in 

the 69-63 home victory over No. 12 Cal State San Bernardino on January 19... Scored 

a then-career-high 21 points and grabbed six rebounds at Cal State Stanislaus on 

February 2... Finished with ten points and dished out four assists in UCSD’s 69-54 win 

at Chico State... Scored 13 points, grabbed five rebounds, and dished out two assists 

in the Triton’s season finale against San Francisco State. 

LAWLEY’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 

24 at Alaska Anchorage 3/14/08 




8 at Sonoma State 1/4/08 











Rebounds 


Assists 


Steals 


HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Tokay High School in Lodi, Calif., where he lettered in basketball, baseball, and soccer... 

Helped the team to a 25-9 record and a spot in the CIF Nor-Cal Finals... That squad was the SJAA Section Champs... 

Averaged 16.0 points, 3.0 steals, 1.5 blocks, 3.0 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game... Posted a career-high of 44 points in a 

game... Hit .350 with one home run on the baseball diamond while averaging 8.0 saves per game on the soccer field... Had 

a goals-against average of less than one between the pipes for THS. 

PERSONAL: Born September 16, 1987... Parents are Rod and Penny Lawley... Has two younger brothers named Bryce and 

Mason... Is an Economics major in Marshall College... Enjoys playing all kinds of sports, going to church, wakeboarding, and 

hanging out with friends in his spare time. 

LAWLEY’S CAREER STATS 



2006-07 27 0 515 19.1 51 131 .389 15 49 .306 46 65 .708 11 36 47 1.7 34 1 21 25 1 5 163 6.0 

2007-08 30 29 788 26.3 115 248 .464 42 96 .438 69 94 .734 15 77 92 3.1 56 2 41 54 5 8 341 11.4 

TOTAL 57 29 1303 22.9 166 379 .438 57 145 .393 115 159 .723 26 113 139 2.4 90 3 62 79 6 13 504 8.8 

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Assistant 


tylerACEVEDO 

Guard 

6-0 • 190 • Junior 

Agoura Hills, Calif. 

Agoura HS 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007-08: Played in seven 

games for the Tritons for a total of 11 minutes last 

season… Scored his only basket of the year against 

Sonoma State on February 9… Hit one of two at the free-throw line against Wayne 

State December 18. 

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2006-07: Appeared in 10 games for UCSD during the 

season... Played 10 minutes in his collegiate debut at San Diego State on November 

15... Scored his first three collegiate points in the 62-52 victory over No. 4 Seattle Pacific 

on November 24, burying a 3-pointer in only four minutes of action... Recorded two 

assists in four minutes off the bench against Cal State Bakersfield on January 13... Had 

two steals along with one point and one rebound in nine minutes off the bench during 

the Triton’s season finale win over San Francisco State. 

MOORPARK COLLEGE: Practiced, but did not play with the Moorpark College 

basketball team... Redshirted the season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Agoura High School in Agoura Hills, Calif... 

Averaged 19.0 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists per game, while also leading the 

team in free-throw, field goal, and three-point field goal percentage as a senior... His 

team finished in third place in the league and was eliminated in the first round of the 

CIF playoffs... Played club basketball for the Branch West Basketball Academy for two 

seasons. 

PERSONAL: Born December 18, 1986... Parents are Greg and Andi Acevedo... Has 

an older brother named Erik who plays water polo at UC Davis... Is a Communications 

major at Marshall College... Enjoys watching nearly all sports and reading about cars 

when he’s not playing basketball. 

ACEVEDO’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 












1 Wayne State 12/18/07 



2 Wayne State 12/18/07 


Rebounds 


Humboldt State 2/8/08 

Assists 

2 at Cal State Bakersfi eld 1/13/07 

Steals 


ACEVEDO’S CAREER STATS 



2006-07 10 0 40 4.0 1 14 .071 1 8 .125 1 2 .500 2 1 3 0.3 5 0 3 3 0 2 4 0.4 

2007-08 7 0 11 1.6 1 2 .500 0 1 .000 1 2 .500 0 1 1 0.1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0.4 

TOTAL 17 0 51 3.0 2 16 .125 1 9 .111 2 4 .500 2 2 4 0.2 5 0 4 3 0 2 7 0.4 

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andrewBROWNING 

Forward 

6-7 • 210 • Junior 

El Dorado Hills, Calif. 

Oak Ridge HS 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007-08: Made 28 

appearances off the bench last season… Scored a 

career-high 10 points on two occasions, with the first 

coming in the 65-55 home win over Chico State on December 1… Also added a seasonhigh 

four rebounds in that contest… Scored 10 points to help UCSD knock off Cal State 

San Bernardino 63-59 in overtime in the first round of the CCAA Tournament on March 

4… Finished the season with per game averages of 1.9 points and 1.4 rebounds. 

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006-07: Played in 21 games during his first year on campus at 

UCSD... Played 15 minutes in his collegiate debut at San Diego State on November 

15... Scored two points and notched one block and one steal against the Aztecs... Had 

two points and three rebounds in the 76-72 home victory over Cal State Stanislaus on 

December 2... Scored two points and grabbed two rebounds at Cal State Bakersfield 

on January 13... Finished with four points, one steal, and one rebound in UCSD’s 69- 

54 win over Chico State February 3... Scored five points with a block and one rebound 

in Spirit Night win over Sonoma State... Put together best game of the season with 

season-highs of six points, six rebounds, and three assists during Triton’s season finale 

win on March 3. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Oak Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills, Calif... 

Helped the basketball team to the 2005 CIF Division II State Championship and the 

2006 SVC Championship... Played club ball for the Bobby Jackson Basketball Town 

Pharaohs. 

PERSONAL: Born May 31, 1988... Parents are Royce and Melinda Browning... Has a 

younger brother named Chris... Is an Economics major in Thurgood Marshall College... 

Enjoys going to the beach in his spare time. 

BROWNING’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 










1 fi ve times, most recently 

San Francisco State 3/7/08 



Chico State 12/1/07 





Rebounds 


Assists 


BROWNING’S CAREER STATS 



2006-07 21 0 199 9.5 14 38 .368 2 8 .250 4 7 .571 12 13 25 1.2 39 1 5 14 8 8 34 1.6 

2007-08 28 0 267 9.5 22 57 .386 3 20 .150 6 8 .750 18 21 39 1.4 41 0 6 7 12 3 53 1.9 

TOTAL 49 0 466 9.5 36 95 .379 5 28 .179 10 15 .667 30 34 64 1.3 80 1 11 21 20 11 87 1.8 

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caseyRYAN 

Guard 

6-4 • 195 • Sophomore 

Jackson, Calif. 

Argonaut HS 

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2007-08: Made 10 appearances 

in his fi rst full season as a Triton… Scored his fi rst 

point at the collegiate level with a free throw at Cal 

State San Bernardino on February 22… Both of his fi eld goal attempts were from 

behind the arc. 

2006-07: Redshirted the season on the basketball court, but did compete for the UCSD 

track & field squad... Earned All-CCAA honors in the high jump, finishing second overall 

with a season-high leap of 6’9”... Narrowly missed out on qualifying for the NCAA D-II 

Track & Field National Championships as a freshman. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Argonaut High School in Jackson, Calif., where 

he lettered in both basketball and track & field... Helped guide basketball team to a 

22-8 record and the Mother Lode League Championship as a senior... The team was 

the SAC-Joaquin Section Runners-Up... Averaged 17.0 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 7.8 

assists per game... Had personal-bests of 6’9” in the high jump and 21.0’ in the long 

jump… Was the state high jump champion. 

PERSONAL: Born May 2, 1988... Parents are Mike and Debbie Ryan... Father played 

basketball and ran track at UC Davis... Has an older brother named Mitchell who played 

football at the University of San Diego... Is an Economics major at Roosevelt College… 

Wants to attend grad school after receiving his degree at UCSD. 

RYAN’S CAREER-HIGHS 

Points 



0 


1 at Grand Canyon 11/24/07 



0 


1 at Grand Canyon 11/24/07 






Rebounds 


Assists 

0 

Steals 

0 

Blocked Shots 

0 

RYAN’S CAREER STATS 



2006-07 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Redshirt year------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

2007-08 10 0 23 2.3 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1 2 .500 0 1 1 0.1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 

TOTAL 10 0 23 2.3 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1 2 .500 0 1 1 0.1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 

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bryceALVARI 

Guard 

6-3 • 195 • RS Freshman 

Pleasonton, Calif. 

Foothill HS 

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2007-08: Redshirted his fi rst season at UCSD. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate of Foothill High School in Pleasanton, Calif., where he 

helped guide the team to a 62-18 record during his three years with the varsity program... Earned All-East Bay Athletic 

League honors in each of his three seasons... Averaged 14.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 3.7 assists during his high 

school career... Also earned Honorable Mention All-Metro Bay Area honors from the San Francisco Chronicle in 2006... 

Played AAU ball for the MVP Flight Elite from 2001-05 while fi nishing up his amateur high school career with the Bay 

Area Hoosiers in 2006... Netted a career-high 34 points in the Reebok Big Time Las Vegas Tournament. 

PERSONAL: Born October 29, 1988... Parents are Richard and Kimberlee Alvari... Has a younger sister named 

Danielle... Father played and coached college basketball at Cal Poly and Gonzaga... Is an Economics major in Warren 

College... Aspires to have a career in fi nancial planning or investment banking following his days at UCSD... Enjoys 

playing golf, listening to music, and hanging out with friends in his spare time. 

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13 

jayWEY 

Guard 

6-0 • 180 • Freshman 

Cupertino, Calif. 

Archbishop Mitty HS 

15 

ryanMERKLE 

Guard 

6-1 • 185 • Freshman 

Granada-Hills, Calif. 

Harvard-Westlake HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Archbishop Mitty High 

School in San Jose, Calif., where he guided the team to an 

overall record of 92-13 during his three seasons on the varsity 

squad… Led the team to the State Finals in 2006 and 2007… 

AMHS won the WCAL Championship three straight years from 

2005-07… Played club ball with the Bay Area Hoosiers and Bay 

Area Tarheels. 

PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1990… Parents are Luen Wey 

and Mei Ku… Has an older brother named Shaney… Is an 

Communications major in Thurgood Marshall College… Wants 

to go into business after graduating from UCSD if he doesn’t 

win the lottery… Enjoys boogey boarding when he’s not playing 

basketball. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Harvard-Westlake High 

School in North Hollywood, Calif., where he was the fi rst freshman 

to make varsity in school history… An all-league selection, he 

helped guide the team to a CIF Championship… Named the 

HWHS Athlete of the Year. 

PERSONAL: Born October 4, 1989… Parents are Paul and 

Marla Merkle… Both parents attended UCSB and then received 

masters from USC… Has a younger sister named Leah… Is 

an undeclared major in Marshall College… Hobbies include 

watching movies and reading books 

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25 

scottKRIZMAN 

Guard 

6-4 • 200 • Freshman 

Auburn, Calif. 

Colfax HS 

32 

kirbyRUIZ 

Guard 

5-10 • 180 • Freshman 

Temecula, Calif. 

Temecula Valley HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Colfax High School, where 

he was a McDonald’s All-American Nominee and named the 

Pioneer Valley League MVP… Named to the Sacramento Bee’s 

All-Area team as a senior… Guided the team to a 28-4 record and 

on to the SacJaquin Section fi nals his senior season… Earned 

Second Team All-Metro honors for his performance… Left CHS 

as the schools all-time leading scorer with 1,448 career points… 

Also holds school records for single season scoring (684) and 

scoring average in a season (21.7 ppg)… Played club basketball 

with the Sierra Express. 

PERSONAL: Born February 18, 1990… Parents are David 

and Debbie Krizman… Has an older brother named Jeff… His 

father played football at Chico State… Is an Economics major 

in Eleanor Roosevelt College… After graduating from UCSD, he 

wants to pursue a career in sports administration at a university 

and fi nd success and happiness in his career… Hobbies include 

reading, surfi ng, hanging out with friends, and backpacking. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Temecula Valley High 

School in Temecula, Calif., where he was a four-year letterwinner 

on the varsity basketball team… A fi rst team all-league selection 

after guiding the team to a 22-6 overall record as a junior… That 

squad advanced to the second round of the CIF Division IAA 

playoffs… Averaged 16.6 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 

1.4 steals as a junior… Injuries limited him to just nine games 

as a senior… Recorded personal bests of 37 points, eight 

rebounds, and seven assists as a prepster… Also lettered in 

football at TVHS. 

PERSONAL: Born May 9, 1990… Parents are Richard and 

Sharla Ruiz… Has an older brother named Douglas… Is an 

Economics major in Eleanor Roosevelt College… Career goals 

include graduating from college and running his own business, 

specifi cally a non-profi t organization that provides shelter, food, 

education, and medicine to those in need… Loves playing 

sports, traveling, spending time with friends and family, going to 

church and studying the Bible in his spare time. 

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ryanWHEELER 

Forward/Center 

6-9 • 250 • Freshman 

Sebastopol, Calif. 

Analy HS 

45 

christianHATCH 

Forward/Center 

6-8 • 235 • Freshman 

Henderson, Nev. 

Coronado HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Analy High School in 

Sebastopol Calif., where he was an all-league and All-Empire 

Honorable Mention selection… Guided the team to the North 

Coast Section playoffs in back-to-back years… Named team 

captain as a senior… Competed with the Bay Area Hoosiers 

AAU team. 

PERSONAL: Born December 20, 1989… Parents are David and 

Linda Wheeler… Has an older brother named Chris and an older 

sister named Katie… His dad played football at the University of 

Redlands and his brother was a four-year letterwinner on the 

crew team at UC Davis… Is a Structural Engineering major in 

Eleanor Roosevelt College… Want to do pursue a career doing 

something that makes him happy… Plans to be involved in a 

ministry at either a local church or in sports ministry… Can be 

found water skiing, backpacking, taking photographs, fi shing, or 

hiking in his spare time. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Coronado High School 

in Henderson, Nev., where he was a two-time fi rst team allconference 

selection… Named the team MVP his junior and 

senior seasons… Averaged 17 points and 10.2 rebounds 

per game in his fi nal year at CHS… Set the school record for 

rebounds in a single game with 24… Scored a career-high 30 

points in a game vs. Spring Valley HS… Played club basketball 

with Triple Double Elite. 

PERSONAL: Born December 14, 1989… Parents are Wendell 

and Julie Hatch… Has an older brother named Andrew, who is a 

quarterback on the LSU football team… Is an undeclared major 

in Eleanor Roosevelt College… His hobbies include playing 

many different sports, reading, and hanging out with friends. 

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2007-08 SEASON RESULTS 


RECORD: 

OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES ..................... (18-12) (11-3) (5-9) (2-0) 

CONFERENCE ................ (11-9) (7-3) (4-6) (0-0) 

NON-CONFERENCE ....... (7-3) (4-0) (1-3) (2-0) 

DATE TIME OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUN 

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

11-17-07 7:05 p.m. at SAN DIEGO STATE L 60-76 6706 (16) PATTERSON, Henry (9) PATTERSON, Henry 

11-24-07 7:00 p.m. at Grand Canyon L 62-72 284 (12) HATCH, Andrew (5) POPPEN, Shane 

(5) ALLARD, Clint 

11-30-07 7:30 p.m. * CAL STATE STANISLAUS W 63-60 1121 (14) KIM, Kelvin (10) ALLARD, Clint 

(14) ALLARD, Clint 

12-01-07 7:30 p.m. * CHICO STATE W 65-55 712 (17) LAWLEY, Jordan (9) POPPEN, Shane 

12-06-07 7:00 p.m. ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 69-58 244 (15) HATCH, Andrew (7) PATTERSON, Henry 

(7) LAWLOR, Darryl 

12-16-07 3:00 p.m. WILLIAM JEWELL W 70-51 257 (13) PATTERSON, Henry (11) POPPEN, Shane 

12-18-07 7:00 p.m. WAYNE STATE (NEB.) W 73-59 171 (19) PATTERSON, Henry (9) POPPEN, Shane 

01-04-08 7:30 p.m. * at Sonoma State W 58-54 467 (21) LAWLEY, Jordan (7) POPPEN, Shane 

01-05-08 7:30 p.m. * at Humboldt State L 69-80 1207 (20) LAWLEY, Jordan (5) PATTERSON, Henry 

(5) LAWLEY, Jordan 

01-11-08 7:30 p.m. * at Cal State Dominguez Hills WOT 78-74 301 (19) PATTERSON, Henry (7) PATTERSON, Henry 

01-12-08 7:30 p.m. * at Cal State L.A. LOT 102-111 475 (20) LAWLEY, Jordan (12) POPPEN, Shane 

01-18-08 7:30 p.m. * CAL POLY POMONA W 55-52 1209 (12) KIM, Kelvin (8) POPPEN, Shane 

01-19-08 7:30 p.m. * CSU SAN BERNARDINO W 76-65 714 (16) KIM, Kelvin (4) ALLARD, Clint 

(4) PATTERSON, Henry 

01-25-08 7:30 p.m. * SAN FRANCISCO STATE LOT 58-68 3906 (12) HATCH, Andrew (5) LAWLOR, Darryl 

01-26-08 7:30 p.m. * CSU MONTEREY BAY LOT 93-97 619 (37) PATTERSON, Henry (7) POPPEN, Shane 

01-29-08 7:00 p.m. GRAND CANYON W 62-52 119 (21) ALLARD, Clint (4) POPPEN, Shane 

02-01-08 8:00 p.m. * at Chico State W 62-49 1183 (19) PATTERSON, Henry (6) ALLARD, Clint 

02-02-08 7:35 p.m. * at Cal State Stanislaus W 75-58 553 (15) LAWLEY, Jordan (9) POPPEN, Shane 

(15) PATTERSON, Henry 

02-08-08 7:30 p.m. * HUMBOLDT STATE W 84-72 1003 (14) KIM, Kelvin (10) POPPEN, Shane 

02-09-08 7:30 p.m. * SONOMA STATE W 82-61 989 (17) HUSTED, Alan (10) PATTERSON, Henry 

02-15-08 7:30 p.m. * CAL STATE L.A. W 64-63 738 (18) PATTERSON, Henry (5) PATTERSON, Henry 

(5 ) LAWLEY, Jordan 

02-16-08 7:30 p.m. * CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS L 46-61 779 (14) ALLARD, Clint (8) LAWLEY, Jordan 

02-23-08 7:30 p.m. * at Cal Poly Pomona L 76-78 810 (19) ALLARD, Clint (7) LAWLOR, Darryl 

02-22-08 7:55 p.m. * at Cal State San Bernardino L 55-70 784 (13) ALLARD, Clint (3) KIM, Kelvin 

(3) MAULHARDT, A.J. 


02-28-08 7:30 p.m. * at CSU Monterey Bay L 66-84 350 (18) LAWLEY, Jordan (7) PATTERSON, Henry 


02-29-08 7:30 p.m. * at San Francisco State L 64-73 755 (18) HATCH, Andrew (8) LAWLOR, Darryl 

03-04-08 7:30 p.m. % at CSU San Bernardino WOT 63-59 422 (13) LAWLEY, Jordan (10) LAWLOR, Darryl 

03-07-08 5:30 p.m. vs San Francisco State W 72-65 389 (22) PATTERSON, Henry (7) PATTERSON, Henry 

03-08-08 7:30 p.m. vs Cal Poly Pomona W 64-56 390 (17) PATTERSON, Henry (10) LAWLOR, Darryl 

03-14-08 8:00 p.m. at Alaska Anchorage L 60-80 1160 (24) LAWLEY, Jordan (5) LAWLOR, Darryl 

* - Conference game 

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME 

HOME ...................... 14 12581 899 

AWAY ...................... 14 15457 1104 

NEUTRAL ................ 2 779 390 

TOTAL... .................. 30 28817 961 

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2007-08 STATISTICS 


FINAL OVERALL STATS 

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| 

|----REBOUNDS----| 

## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 

35 PATTERSON, Henry... 30-29 788 26.3 140-235 .596 0-0 .000 96-148 .649 54 90 144 4.8 81 3 35 40 13 23 376 12.5 

12 LAWLEY, Jordan..... 30-29 788 26.3 115-248 .464 42-96 .438 69-94 .734 15 77 92 3.1 56 2 41 54 5 8 341 11.4 

32 ALLARD, Clint...... 30-30 924 30.8 93-238 .391 38-102 .373 70-108 .648 12 105 117 3.9 60 1 139 60 3 36 294 9.8 

11 KIM, Kelvin........ 30-30 931 31.0 85-201 .423 56-132 .424 56-79 .709 6 48 54 1.8 59 3 87 64 1 32 282 9.4 

14 HATCH, Andrew...... 30-0 691 23.0 68-146 .466 13-45 .289 49-68 .721 8 37 45 1.5 58 0 49 44 0 11 198 6.6 

21 LAWLOR, Darryl..... 29-29 647 22.3 58-140 .414 30-81 .370 41-62 .661 30 96 126 4.3 76 3 38 29 4 19 187 6.4 

10 HUSTED, Alan....... 29-0 331 11.4 40-80 .500 26-55 .473 24-25 .960 8 23 31 1.1 27 0 20 28 0 5 130 4.5 

24 POPPEN, Shane...... 29-2 508 17.5 41-81 .506 0-1 .000 34-69 .493 39 89 128 4.4 57 1 17 33 7 11 116 4.0 

52 MAULHARDT, A.J..... 25-1 188 7.5 21-34 .618 0-0 .000 8-18 .444 15 17 32 1.3 36 0 3 17 4 4 50 2.0 

34 BROWNING, Andrew... 28-0 267 9.5 22-57 .386 3-20 .150 6-8 .750 18 21 39 1.4 41 0 6 7 12 3 53 1.9 

33 DREITH, Patrick.... 11-0 25 2.3 5-8 .625 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 3 3 6 0.5 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 1.0 

22 ACEVEDO, Tyler..... 7-0 11 1.6 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 0 1 1 0.1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0.4 

30 BULL, Jason........ 8-0 26 3.3 1-4 .250 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0.4 

44 WARD, Jon.......... 3-0 9 3.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 1 1 2 0.7 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0.3 

23 RYAN, Casey........ 10-0 23 2.3 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 0 1 1 0.1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 

TEAM............... 30 44 74 2.5 0 11 

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Total.............. 30 6157 690-1476 .467 209-538 .388 457-687 .665 239 655 894 29.8 557 13 440 387 50 152 2046 68.2 

Opponents.......... 30 6161 698-1506 .463 174-482 .361 443-630 .703 256 683 939 31.3 590 - 349 402 85 184 2013 67.1 

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total 

--------------- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 

UC San Diego... 890 1060 54 29 13 - 2046 

Opponents...... 864 1038 60 29 22 - 2013 

FINAL CCAA STATS 

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| 

|----REBOUNDS----| 

## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 

35 PATTERSON, Henry... 20-19 498 24.9 94-158 .595 0-0 .000 61-92 .663 38 54 92 4.6 61 3 17 32 8 16 249 12.5 

12 LAWLEY, Jordan..... 20-20 511 25.6 72-167 .431 27-62 .435 55-74 .743 10 60 70 3.5 39 1 27 39 3 5 226 11.3 

11 KIM, Kelvin........ 20-20 630 31.5 60-143 .420 39-93 .419 50-65 .769 4 34 38 1.9 44 2 50 46 1 21 209 10.5 

32 ALLARD, Clint...... 20-20 606 30.3 62-157 .395 27-67 .403 55-84 .655 10 70 80 4.0 38 1 83 40 2 27 206 10.3 

14 HATCH, Andrew...... 20-0 460 23.0 48-101 .475 6-29 .207 28-41 .683 7 24 31 1.6 36 0 32 29 0 10 130 6.5 

21 LAWLOR, Darryl..... 20-20 455 22.8 39-99 .394 19-59 .322 26-39 .667 20 60 80 4.0 58 3 27 23 3 14 123 6.2 

10 HUSTED, Alan....... 20-0 265 13.3 35-64 .547 22-42 .524 13-14 .929 7 17 24 1.2 22 0 18 24 0 5 105 5.3 

24 POPPEN, Shane...... 19-0 337 17.7 22-46 .478 0-0 .000 25-47 .532 28 59 87 4.6 41 1 11 24 4 5 69 3.6 

52 MAULHARDT, A.J..... 16-1 125 7.8 12-24 .500 0-0 .000 8-15 .533 13 12 25 1.6 24 0 2 8 1 3 32 2.0 

34 BROWNING, Andrew... 20-0 179 9.0 11-31 .355 2-10 .200 2-4 .500 11 16 27 1.4 28 0 3 3 9 2 26 1.3 

33 DREITH, Patrick.... 8-0 18 2.3 4-6 .667 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 3 3 6 0.8 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 1.1 

44 WARD, Jon.......... 2-0 3 1.5 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.5 

22 ACEVEDO, Tyler..... 4-0 7 1.8 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.5 

30 BULL, Jason........ 6-0 20 3.3 1-3 .333 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.2 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0.5 

23 RYAN, Casey........ 6-0 17 2.8 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.2 

TEAM............... 20 29 49 2.5 0 6 

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Total.............. 20 4131 461-1001 .461 143-365 .392 326-481 .678 171 441 612 30.6 397 11 273 274 31 108 1391 69.6 

Opponents.......... 20 4133 473-1023 .462 110-318 .346 329-453 .726 175 459 634 31.7 403 - 232 269 59 124 1385 69.2 

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total 

--------------- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 

UC San Diego... 600 704 45 29 13 - 1391 

Opponents...... 579 700 55 29 22 - 1385 

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2007-08 CCAA YEAR-IN-REVIEW 


2007-08 FINAL CCAA STANDINGS 

CCAA 

Overall 

W L Pct. Home Away W L Pct. Home Away Neutral 

!x-Cal State San Bernardino 15 5 .750 9-1 6-4 22 8 .733 9-3 7-4 6-1 

!x-Humboldt State 15 5 .750 8-1 7-4 20 9 .690 12-2 6-5 2-2 

Cal State L.A. 11 9 .550 8-3 3-6 17 11 .607 12-4 5-6 0-0 

Cal State Dominguez Hills 11 9 .550 5-7 6-2 17 11 .607 6-6 9-4 2-1 

San Francisco State 11 9 .550 7-4 4-5 17 12 .586 9-4 7-6 1-2 

!-UC San Diego 11 9 .550 7-3 4-6 18 12 .600 11-3 5-9 2-0 

CSU Monterey Bay 11 9 .550 7-3 4-6 12 15 .464 7-4 4-10 2-2 

Cal Poly Pomona 10 10 .500 7-4 3-6 13 15 .462 8-3 4-9 0-2 

Sonoma State 7 13 .350 5-5 2-8 11 15 .423 7-5 2-9 2-1 

Cal State Stanislaus 5 15 .250 3-8 2-7 6 21 .222 4-8 2-12 0-1 

Chico State 3 17 .150 2-8 1-9 7 20 .259 5-9 1-10 1-1 

x-CCAA Co-Champions 

!-NCAA Tournament Participant 

2007-08 CCAA AWARDS 

FIRST TEAM 

Name School HT Pos. YR Hometown 

Vincent Camper Cal State LA 6-3 G Sr. Long Beach, Calif. 

D’Shon Cannon Cal State Monterey Bay 5-9 G Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. 

Michael Earl Cal State San Bernardino 6-8 C Sr. Pomona, Calif. 

Larry Gordon Cal Poly Pomona 6-5 F Jr. Pomona, Calif. 

Grayson Moyer Humboldt State 6-5 G Sr. San Diego, Calif. 

Lance Ortiz Cal State San Bernardino 6-0 G Sr. Mission Viejo, Calif. 

Henry Patterson UC San Diego 6-5 F Jr. Oxnard, Calif. 

Devin Peal Humboldt State 6-4 F Sr. Richmond, Calif. 

Marlon Pierce Cal State San Bernardino 6-2 G Sr. San Diego, Calif. 

Cy Vandermeer Homboldt State 6-9 C Sr. Modesto, Calif. 

SECOND TEAM 

Name School HT Pos. YR Hometown 

Clint Allard UC San Diego 6-1 G Sr. San Jose, Calif. 

Robert Hayes San Francisco State 5-10 G Fr. San Diego, Calif. 

Augie Johnston Cal State Monterey Bay 6-3 G Jr. Atascadero, Calif. 

Andrew Kochevar Sonoma State 6-2 G Sr. Pacifi ca, Calif. 

Joe Mitchell Cal State Monterey Bay 6-4 F Jr. Oakland, Calif. 

Darroll Phillips Chico State 6-2 G Jr. Atascadero, Calif. 

Will Sheufelt Homboldt State 6-2 G Sr. Roseville, Calif. 

Alex Thomas San Francisco State 6-2 G Jr. Vallejo, Calif. 

Angelo Tsagarakis Cal Poly Pomona 6-3 G Sr. Auffreville, France 

Rodney Yearby Cal State Dominguez Hills 6-5 F Jr. Moreno Valley, Calif. 

Most Valuable Player: Devin Peal, Homboldt State 

Co-Newcomers of the Year: Jerrell Smith, Cal State Dominguez Hills 

Rodney Yearby, Cal State Dominguez Hills 

Freshman of the Year: Robert Hayes, San Francisco State 

Coach of the Year: Bill Tressler, San Francisco State 

Henry Patterson 

Clint Allard 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR/NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 


UCSD YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

Year Record Head Coach Scoring Leader Avg. Rebound Leader Avg. Assist Leader Avg. 

2007-08 ..... 18-12........Chris Carlson ............. H. Patterson ......12.5 ........ H. Patterson ..........4.8 ....... C. Allard ..............4.6 

2006-07 ..... 12-15........Bill Carr ...................... H. Patterson ......11.8 ........ S. Poppen ............4.2 ....... K. Kim .................3.8 

2005-06 ..... 15-14........Bill Carr ...................... H. Patterson ......12.1 ........ C. Allard ................3.6 ....... C. Allard ..............4.1 

2004-05 ..... 11-16 ........Bill Carr ...................... C. Allard ............9.3 .......... P. Berling ...............4.4 ....... A. Hatch ..............2.4 

2003-04 ..... 9-18..........Greg Lanthier ............ M. Sweaney ......13.3 ........ J. Boyd ..................5.2 ....... A. Reinking .........2.7 

2002-03 ..... 7-20..........Greg Lanthier ............ S. Crawford .......12.9 ........ J. Watkins .............5.8 ....... C. Jackson ..........3.8 

2001-02 ..... 8-21..........Greg Lanthier ............ R. Swed ............10.5 ........ J. Woods ...............5.8 ....... N. Christensen ....2.3 

2000-01 ..... 4-23..........Greg Lanthier ............ S. Higgins .........12.3 ........ S. Higgins .............4.7 ....... C. Jackson ..........2.7 

1999-00 ..... 5-20..........Greg Lanthier ............ S. Higgins .........15.4 ........ A. Russ .................7.6 ....... N. Christensen ....3.0 

1998-99 ..... 20-5..........Greg Lanthier ............ M. Wall ..............20.7 ........ M. Wall ..................6.5 ....... A. Libby ...............4.1 

1997-98 ..... 18-7..........Greg Lanthier ............ T. Field ..............22.9 ........ T. Field ..................12.6 ..... A. Libby ...............5.2 

1996-97 ..... 17-8..........Greg Lanthier ............ M. Aune .............25.6 ........ M. Aune.................11.8 ...... M. Wall ................4.4 

1995-96 ..... 11-14 ........Greg Lanthier ............ M. Aune .............19.8 ........ M. Aune.................10.0 ..... M. Sebek .............3.8 

1994-95 ..... 12-13........Greg Lanthier ............ K. Allen ..............16.8 ........ M. Aune.................8.8 ....... J. Jones ..............2.8 

1993-94 ..... 21-5..........Tom Marshall ............. E. Johnson ........15.2 ........ M. Aune.................8.4 ....... R. Lusain .............6.8 

1992-93 ..... 17-8..........Tom Marshall ............. C. Moore ...........23.1 ........ A. Swindall ............7.4 ....... R. Lusain .............6.8 

1991-92 ..... 22-5..........Tom Marshall ............. C. Moore ...........16.5 ........ R. Batt ...................6.7 ....... D. Jackson ..........6.3 

1990-91 ..... 23-4..........Tom Marshall ............. T. Rapp .............24.4 ........ R. Batt ...................6.2 ....... D. Jackson ..........5.7 

1989-90 ..... 20-7..........Tom Marshall ............. T. Rapp .............23.9 ........ R. Batt ...................7.7 ....... D. Jackson ..........4.7 

1988-89 ..... 9-17..........Tom Marshall ............. G. McNeill .........13.4 ........ R. Batt ...................7.7 ....... D. Troy ................4.5 

1987-88 ..... 17-9..........Tom Marshall ............. K. Stewart .........14.8 ........ A. Jedynak ............7.4 ....... R. Rittgers ...........4.9 

1986-87 ..... 18-8..........Tom Marshall ............. G. Kamansky ....19.6 ........ A. Jedynak ............7.0 ....... J. Saintignon .......3.8 

1985-86 ..... 14-12........Tom Marshall ............. G. Kamansky ....19.1 ........ A. Jedynak ............7.0 ....... J. Smith ...............6.6 

1984-85 ..... 13-13........Tom Marshall ............. B. Nixon ............16.3 ........ M. Dabasinskas ....8.2 ....... R. Bennett ...........4.7 

1983-84 ..... 11-17 ........Tom Marshall ............. B. Nixon ............14.2 ........ M. Barreca ............8.5 ....... R. Bennett ...........3.2 

1982-83 ..... 13-13........John Block ................. B. Goodman ......17.2 ........ R. Hicks ................8.3 ....... B. Goodman ........7.2 

1981-82 ..... 10-16........John Block ................. T. Wight .............21.7 ........ M. Dabasinskas ....10.4 ..... B. Goodman ........4.7 

1980-81 ..... 9-17..........John Block ................. G. Haynes .........16.4 ........ S. Johnson ............6.6 ....... J. Cox ..................3.1 

1979-80 ..... 17-13........Ron Carter ................. G. Haynes .........12.5 ........ S. Johnson ............7.6 ....... G. Haynes ...........3.8 

1978-79 ..... 9-21..........Barry Cunningham .... L. Brockett .........16.4 ........ L. Brockett.............10.0 ..... N/A ......................N/A 

1977-78 ..... 8-19..........Barry Cunningham .... L. Brockett .........16.0 ........ B. Frazier ..............6.5 ....... B. Bradley ...........5.4 

1976-77 ..... 4-24..........Dick Satterlee ............ L. Gardner .........12.6 ........ L. Gardner.............6.8 ....... K. Melvin .............5.0 

1975-76 ..... 11-15 ........Barry Cunningham .... M. Mitchell .........18.2 ........ L. Smith.................6.0 ....... M. Mitchell ...........5.3 

1974-75 ..... 13-13........Barry Cunningham .... P. Trainer ...........18.6 ........ P. Trainer ...............9.5 ....... M. Mitchell ...........5.4 

1973-74 ..... 14-12........Bill Reeves ................ P. Trainer ...........15.9 ........ P. Trainer ...............10.0 ..... S. Kircher ............5.2 

1972-73 ..... 13-13........Bill Reeves ................ P. Trainer ...........19.7 ........ P. Trainer ...............12.1 ..... J. LeLevier ..........3.5 

1971-72 ..... 13-13........Barry Cunningham .... P. Trainer ...........20.1 ........ P. Trainer ...............10.5 ..... J. LeLevier ..........3.4 

1970-71 ..... 14-12........Barry Cunningham .... B. Todd ..............22.4 ........ M. Wilson ..............9.5 ....... J. LeLevier ..........3.1 

1969-70 ..... 13-14........Barry Cunningham .... E. Babiuch ........17.9 ........ M. Wilson ..............7.4 ....... E. Babiuch, L. Burton . 2.8 

1968-69 ..... 19-8..........Neale Stoner ............. D. Kiefer ............14.5 ........ E. Babiuch ............6.7 ....... N/A ......................N/A 

1967-68 ..... 10-14........Neale Stoner ............. B. Flatley ...........17.5 ........ N/A ........................N/A ....... N/A ......................N/A 

1966-67 ..... 9-10..........Neale Stoner ............. J. Thomas .........16.0 ........ N/A ........................N/A ....... N/A ......................N/A 

1965-66 ..... 1-1 ............Jack Shawcroft .......... N/A ................................... N/A ........................N/A ....... N/A ......................N/A 

Total .......... 552-559.......................................................................................................................................................... 

ALL-TIME NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 

Year NCAA Tournament Game Opponent Score Final Ranking 

1993-94 ..........West Region Second Round .......... California Lutheran University ...........W, 95-81 .............. 4th 

........................West Region First Round ............... Pomona-Pitzer College .....................L, 67-66 ............... NR 

1991-92 ..........West Region Second Round .......... California Lutheran University ...........L, 88-70 ............... 3rd 

1990-91 ..........Sectional Semifi nals ....................... Otterbein College ..............................W, 108-95 ............ 4th 

........................West Region Second Round .......... Claremont College ............................L, 76-72 ............... NR 

1989-90 ..........West Region Second Round .......... Nebraska Wesleyan University .........L, 77-75 ............... 15th 

2007-08 ..........West Region First Roun ................. Alaska Anchorage .............................L, 80-60 ............... NR 

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UCSD RECORD BOOK 


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Most Points 

Game: 46, John Spence vs. Redlands, 1/6/93 

Season: 659, Tim Rapp, 1990-91 

Per Game Avg., Season: 25.6, Matt Aune, 

1996-97 

Career: 1930, Paul Trainer, 1971-75 

Per Game Avg., Career: 20.7, Tim Rapp, 

1987-91 

Most Rebounds 

Game: 22, Pete Henderson vs. Biola, 3/1/72 

22, Mike Dabasinskas vs. Cal Baptist, 2/22/82 

22, Mike Dabasinskas vs. Colo. Col., 12/29/84 

Season: 315, Paul Trainer, 1972-73 

Per Game Avg., Season: 12.6, Tyler Field, 

1997-98 


Per Game Avg., Career: 10.5, Paul Trainer, 

‘71-75 

Most Field Goals Made 

Game: 18, Henry Patterson vs. CSUMB, 1/26/08 

18, John Spence vs. Redlands, 1/6/93 

18, Tyler Field vs. Point Loma 12/18/97 

Season: 251, Matt Aune, 1996-97 


Best Field Goal Percentage 

Game: 1.000, Tony Moore vs. Life Bib. (10- 

10), 12/6/75 

1.000, Steve Kircher vs. LABC (10-10), 

2/22/75 

(Minimum of 10 attempts) 

Season: .702, Rick Batt (144-205), 1990-91 


Career: .653, Rick Batt (558-855), 1988-92 


Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 

Game: 13, Robby Peters vs. CSUMB, 3/2/07 

Season: 83, Erik Johnson, 1993-94 

Career: 254, Robby Peters, 2003-07 

Most Free Throws Made 

Game: 30, Rob Rittgers vs. Menlo, 1/16/88 

(NCAA Record) 

Season: 151, Tim Rapp, 1989-90 


Consecutive: 31, Rob Rittgers, 1987-88 

(Rittgers also holds offi cial NCAA record for 

most points scored with no time elapsing from 

the clock: 24 pts.) 

Best Free Throw Percentage 

Game: 1.000, Rob Rittgers (30-30) vs. Menlo, 

1/16/88 (NCAA Record) 

Season: .960, Alan Husted (24-25), 2007-08 

Career: .878, Steve Flint (137-156), 1982-84 

Most Assists 

Game: 17, Jim Smith vs. Occidental, 11/27/85 

Season: 188, Bob Goodman, 1982-83 

Career: 496, Darvin Jackson, 1988-92 

Most Points 

Game: 146 vs. West Coast College, 12/19/79 

Season: 2437, 1997-98 

Most Points Allowed 

Game: 120 vs. Redlands, 1/14/89 

Season: 2382, 1979-80 

Highest Winning Margin 


Season: 14.0, 1991-92 

Highest Points Per Game Average 

Season: 97.5, 1997-98 

Fewest Points Allowed 

Game: 27 vs. Life Bible College, 12/6/75 

Season: 1668, 1973-74 

Most Field Goals Made 


Season: 929, 1979-80 

TEAM RECORDS 

Best Field Goal Percentage 

Game: .730 (27-37) vs. Menlo, 1/21/89 

Season: .533 (864-1620), 1989-90 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 

Game: 22 vs. Christian Heritage, 11/26/94 

22 vs. Menlo, 1/27/96 

Season: 346, 1997-98 

Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 

Game: .750 (12-16) vs. Sonoma State, 2/9/08 

(Min. 10 made) 

Season: .432 (144-333), 1991-92 

(Min. 300 attempts) 

Most Free Throws Made 

Game: 53 vs. Menlo, 1/16/88 (NCAA Record) 

Season: 524, 1968-69 

Best Free Throw Percentage 

Game: .917 (33-36) vs. Fresno Pacifi c, 2/9/85 


Season: .748 (481-643), 1986-87 

Most Rebounds 

Game: 80 vs. Dominican, 1/23/88 

Season: 1147, 1979-80 

Most Assists 


Season: 626, 1979-80 

Won-Loss Records 

Most Wins, Season: 23, 1990-91 

Best Winning Pct.: .852 (23-4) 1990-91 

Longest Winning Streak: 17, 1991-92 

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ALL-TIME SINGLE GAME LEADERS 

Minutes Played 

50.......Bob Goodman vs. Neb. Wes. ....1/8/82 

49.......Stan Hopper vs. Cal Baptist ....1/20/79 

48.......Gordon McNeill vs. Menlo .......12/1/89 

47.......Tim Rapp vs. Menlo ................12/1/89 

45.......Andy Swindall vs. Whittier .....12/19/92 

45.......Chris Moore vs. Whittier ........12/19/92 

45.......M. Dabasinskas vs. FPC .........1/23/82 

45.......Lee Brockett vs. Cal Baptist ....1/20/79 

43.......2 players tied 

Total Points 

46.......John Spence vs. Redlands .......1/6/93 

43.......John Thomas vs. Stanislaus ..1966-67 

42.......Tim Rapp vs. CSUSB ..............2/16/90 

41.......Matt Aune vs. Clark ...............12/27/96 

41.......Chris Moore vs. Bethany .........1/16/93 

40.......Tyler Field vs. Point Loma .....12/18/97 

40.......Mike Thimgan vs. Clark .........12/27/96 

40.......Tim Rapp vs. Claremont ............2/1/91 

40.......Greg Kamansky vs. CCI ..........1/16/86 

38.......Matt Aune vs. Claremont ....... 11/22/96 

38.......Rick Batt vs. CSUSB .................2/3/89 

38.......Brian Todd vs. CSUDH ............2/17/71 


18.......Tyler Field vs. Point Loma .....12/18/97 

18.......Henry Patterson vs. CSUMB ...1/26/08 

18.......John Spence vs. Redlands .......1/6/93 

16.......Matt Aune vs. Claremont ....... 11/22/96 

16.......Chris Moore vs. CHC ................2/4/92 

16.......Rick Batt vs. CSUSB .................2/3/89 

16.......Greg Kamansky vs. CSUSB ...2/22/86 

15.......Several Players Tied 


32.......Tim Rapp vs. Otterbein .............3/8/91 

31.......Tim Rapp vs. Claremont ............2/1/91 

28.......Tom Wight vs. LABC .................2/9/82 

27.......Matt Aune vs. Clark ...............12/27/96 

27.......Tim Rapp vs. CHC ................ 11/24/90 

26.......Chris Moore vs. Point Loma ....1/21/93 

26.......Tim Rapp vs. Master’s ...........12/15/90 

Field Goal Pct. 


10-10 ..Steve Kircher vs. LABC ...........2/22/75 

10-10 ..Tony Moore vs. Life Bible ........12/6/75 

13-14 ..Lee Brockett vs. Westmont .......1/5/79 

10-11...Tom Wight vs. UCR .................1/12/82 

10-11...Stan Hopper vs. Sonoma St. ...2/24/79 

10-11...Nick Christensen vs. SFSU ...12/15/00 

3-Point Field Goals Made 

13.......Robby Peters vs. CSUMB .........3/2/07 

9.........Mike Thimgan vs. Clark .........12/27/96 

8.........Robby Peters vs. Chico State . 2/10/06 

8.........Michael Martin vs. Coe ..........12/31/99 

7.........Mike Wall vs. Oxy ....................12/5/98 

7.........Mike Wall vs. Master’s ...............2/8/97 

7.........Tim Rapp vs. Master’s ...........12/15/90 

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 

17.......Robby Peters vs. CSUMB .........3/2/07 

15.......Cole Miller vs. CSUDH ............1/20/01 

15 ......Mike Thimgan vs. Clark .........12/27/96 

14.......Tim Rapp vs. Master’s ...........12/15/90 

13.......7 players tied 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 

(Minimum of fi ve attempts) 

5-5 .....Chris Moore vs. Dominican .....1/22/93 

7-8 .....Mike Wall vs. Oxy ....................12/5/98 

6-7 .....Erik Johnson vs. Oxy ............12/31/93 

6-7 .....Sam Higgins vs. Bakersfi eld .....1/5/01 

5-6 .....Nick Maroutsos vs. ULV ........ 11/20/98 

5-6 .....Adam Libby vs. Whittier ............1/3/98 

5-6 .....Nick Maroutsos vs. Menlo .......1/31/97 

5-6 .....Mike Thimgan vs. CLU ..........12/22/96 

5-6 .....Tim Rapp vs. SJ Bible ........... 11/25/88 

5-6 .....Tim Rapp vs. Oxy .................. 11/27/87 


30.......Rob Rittgers vs. Menlo ............1/16/88 


15.......Jon LeLevier vs. CBC ...............1/5/71 

14.......Gary Haynes vs. Sonoma St. ..12/1/79 

13.......Sam Higgins vs. UCSC ...........2/19/00 

13.......Tyler Field vs. CHC .................2/21/98 

13.......Gary Haynes vs. CSUS ...........12/6/80 


30.......Rob Rittgers vs. Menlo ............1/16/88 

21 ......Matt Aune vs. CHC ................ 11/30/96 

20.......Tyler Field vs. ULV ................12/29/97 



19.......Jon LeLevier vs. CBC ...............1/5/71 

Free Throw Percentage 


30-30 .Rob Rittgers vs. Menlo ............1/16/88 

13-13 .Gary Haynes vs. CSUS ...........12/6/80 

12-12 .Darvin Jackson vs. CMS ....... 11/28/89 

12-12 .Dan Troy vs. Elmhurst ...........12/30/88 

12-12 .Randy Bennett vs. FPC .............2/9/85 

12-12 .Greg Kamansky vs. CMS ........1/12/85 

Offensive Rebounds 

11 .......Rick Batt vs. CSUSB .................2/3/89 

11 .......Mark Barreca vs. Geo Fox ....12/19/84 


10.......Tyler Field vs. Mid Lutheran ..12/27/97 

10.......Matt Aune vs. Chapman .......... 1/11/95 

9.......Tyler Field vs. PLNC .................1/9/98 

9.......Tyler Field vs. CLU ................12/20/97 

9.......Matt Aune vs. Gustavus .......12/31/96 

Defensive Rebounds 

15.......M. Dabasinskas vs. CC .........12/29/84 

15.......M. Dabasinskas vs. FPC .........1/23/82 

15.......Paul Trainer vs. PLNC .............1/18/75 

14.......M. Dabasinskas vs. SCC ........1/28/82 

13.......Tyler Field vs. PCC ...................2/7/98 

13.......Matt Aune vs. CLU ................12/22/96 

13.......Andy Jedynak vs. CLU ............2/15/86 

13.......M. Dabasinskas vs. PLNC ......1/18/82 

Total Rebounds 

22.......M. Dabasinskas vs. CC .........12/29/84 

22.......M. Dabasinskas vs. CBC ........2/22/82 

22.......Pete Henderson vs. Biola ..........3/1/72 

21.......Paul Trainer vs. PCC ...............1/16/73 

20.......Tyler Field vs. CLU ................12/20/97 

20.......Matt Aune vs. CLU ................12/22/96 


19.......Mark Wilson vs. CC Haw. ......12/19/70 

Assists 

17.......Jim Smith vs. Oxy.................. 11/27/85 

14.......Rodney Lusain vs. Bethany ....1/16/93 

14.......Randy Bennett vs. W. Bap. ...12/18/84 

13.......Adam Libby vs. Menlo .............2/28/98 

13.......Adam Libby vs. Whittier ............1/3/98 

13.......Darvin Jackson vs. CHC ...........2/4/92 

13.......Bob Goodman vs. Neb. Wes. ....1/8/82 

13.......Rodney Lusain vs. Chapman ....2/4/95 

13.......Mallory Mitchell vs. LABC .......2/22/75 

Blocked Shots 

6.......John Spence vs. CLU ...........12/21/93 

6.......Tom Wight vs. MN-Duluth .....12/28/81 

4.......Tyler Field vs. Chapman .........1/16/98 

4.......John Spence vs. Bethany .........2/7/92 

4.......Gordon McNeill vs. Whittier .....2/12/91 

4.......Mark Barreca vs. Oxy ............ 11/20/84 

Steals 

10.......Rodney Lusain vs. CHC ..........1/25/94 

8.......Michael Martin vs. CLU ......... 11/23/99 

8.......Rodney Lusain vs. Dominican . 2/13/93 

8.......Chris Moore vs. UCSC ..............2/5/93 

8.......Darvin Jackson vs. CMS ...........2/1/91 

7.......Ron Hicks vs. PLNC ..................2/4/83 

7.......Tom Wight vs. Neb. Wes. ..........1/8/82 

Robby Peters set a single-game 

record for 3-point baskets made with 

13 against Cal State Monterey Bay 

on March 2, 2007. 

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ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 

Games Played 

1. 10 players tied with .............................30 

Minutes Played 

1. Kelvin Kim (2007-08) .........................931 

2. Clint Allard (2007-08) ........................924 

3. Tim Rapp (1989-90) .........................923 

4. Tom Wight (1981-82) ........................918 

5. Clint Allard (2005-06) ........................896 

Total Points 

1. Tim Rapp (1990-91) .........................659 

2. Tim Rapp (1989-90) .........................646 

3. Matt Aune (1996-97) .........................615 

4. Chris Moore (1992-93) .....................577 

5. Tom Wight (1981-82) ........................566 


1. Matt Aune (1996-97) .........................251 

2. Tom Wight (1981-82) ........................237 

3. Tim Rapp (1989-90) .........................230 

4. Tim Rapp (1990-91) .........................227 

5. Chris Moore (1992-93) .....................206 

5. Matt Aune (1995-96) ........................206 


1. Tim Rapp (1990-91) .........................492 

2. Tom Wight (1981-82) ........................476 

3. Tim Rapp (1989-90) .........................455 

4. Matt Aune (1996-97) .........................420 

5. Greg Kamansky (1986-87) ...............419 

Field Goal Percentage 

(Minimum of fi ve made per game) 

1. Rick Batt (1990-91) ........................ .702 

2. Rick Batt (1989-90) ....................... .663 

3. Rick Batt (1991-92) ........................ .646 

4. Tyler Field (1997-98) ....................... .614 

5. Brian Backens (1985-86) ............... .600 


1. Erik Johnson (1993-94) ......................83 

2. Mike Thimgan (1996-97) ....................75 

3. Robby Peters (2006-07) ......................74 

4. Robby Peters (1005-06) ......................73 

Nick Maroutsos (1996-97) ..................73 


1. Erik Johnson (1993-94) ....................186 

2. Robby Peters (2005-06) ....................183 

3. Ryan Swed (2001-02) .......................179 

4. Sean Crawford (2002-03) ..................178 

5. Robby Peters (2006-07) ....................177 

Sam Higgins (1999-00, 2000-01) .....177 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 

(Minimum of one made per game) 

1. Kelvin Kim (2006-07) .........................500 

2. Chris Moore (1992-93) ................... .486 

3. Joel Foote (1998-99) ...................... .479 

4. Nick Maroutsos (1996-97) .............. .477 

5. Rodney Lusain (1991-92) ............... .475 


1. Tim Rapp (1989-90) .........................151 

2. Paul Trainer (1971-72) .....................147 

3. Tim Rapp (1990-91) .........................143 

4. Brian Todd (1970-71) .......................139 

5. Brian Backens (1986-87) .................113 

5. Chris Moore (1992-93) .....................113 


1. Matt Aune (1996-97) .........................239 

2. Tim Rapp (1989-90) .........................203 

3. Tim Rapp (1990-91) .........................192 

4. Paul Trainer (1971-72) .....................190 

5. Tyler Field (1997-98) ........................187 

Free Throw Percentage 

(Minimum of 2.5 made per game) 

1. Rob Rittgers (1987-88) ................... .899 

2. Brian Backens (1986-87) ............... .897 

3. Steve Flint (1983-84) ...................... .889 

4. Steve Kircher (1974-75) ................. .873 

5. Brandon Nixon (1984-85) ............... .857 

Offensive Rebounds 

1. Matt Aune (1996-97) ........................ 111 

2. Tyler Field (1997-98) ..........................99 

2. Matt Aune (1994-95) ..........................99 

4. Matt Aune (1993-94) ..........................97 

5. Mark Barreca (1983-84) .....................90 

Defensive Rebounds 

1. Matt Aune (1996-97) .........................173 

2. Matt Aune (1995-96) .........................162 

3. Mike Dabasinskas (1981-82) ...........152 

4. Tyler Field (1997-98) .........................140 

4. Rick Batt (1989-90) ..........................140 

Total Rebounds 

1. Paul Trainer (1972-73) .....................315 

2. Matt Aune (1996-97) ........................284 

3. Paul Trainer (1971-72) .....................272 

4. Pete Henderson (1972-73) ...............261 

5. Paul Trainer (1973-74) .....................260 

Assists 

1. Bob Goodman (1982-83) .................188 

2. Rodney Lusain (1993-94) .................178 

3. Jim Smith (1985-86) .........................172 

4. Darvin Jackson (1991-92) ................170 

5. Rodney Lusain (1992-93) .................163 

Blocked Shots 

1. John Spence (1992-93) ......................36 

2. John Spence (1991-92) ......................35 

3. Andy Jedynak (1986-87) ....................27 

4. Adam Snyder (2002-03) ......................23 

5. Gordon McNeill (1990-91) ..................21 

Steals 

1. Rodney Lusain (1992-93) ...................97 

2. Rodney Lusain (1993-94) ...................96 

3. Bob Goodman (1981-82) ...................79 

4. Darvin Jackson (1990-91) ..................69 

5. Greg Kamansky (1986-87) .................68 

Clint Allard played 924 minutes in 2007- 

08 and 896 minutes in 2005-6. 

Robby Peters made 74 3-pointers 

during the 2006-07 season 

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Kelvin Kim made 50% of his 3-point 

attempts during the 2006-07 campaign.



ALL-TIME SINGLE CAREER LEADERS 

Scoring 

Name Points G Avg. 

1. Paul Trainer (1971-75) 1930 104 18.6 

2. Matt Aune (1993-97) 1780 100 17.8 

3. Mike Wall (1995-99) 1700 100 17.0 

4. Greg Kamansky (1983-87) 1588 104 15.3 

5. Tim Rapp (1987-91) 1556 75 20.7 

6. Rick Batt (1988-92) 1410 106 13.3 

7. Chris Moore (1989-93) 1377 106 13.0 

8. Sam Higgins (1997-01) 1161 92 12.6 

9. Clint Allard (2004-08) 1150 112 10.3 

10. Gordon McNeill (1987-91) 1011 99 10.2 

11. Brian Backens (1985-87) 976 52 18.8 

12. Henry Patterson (2005-08) 963 79 12.2 

13. Lee Brockett (1976-79) 932 65 14.3 

14. Nick Christensen (1998-02) 926 106 8.7 

15. Brandon Nixon (1982-85) 915 77 11.9 

Rebounds 

Name RBs G Avg. 

1. Paul Trainer (1971-75) 1094 104 10.5 

2. Matt Aune (1993-97) 972 100 9.7 

3. Rick Batt (1988-92) 750 106 7.1 

4. Andy Jedynak (1984-88) 629 99 6.4 

5. Mike Wall (1995-99) 628 100 6.3 

6. Mike Dabasinskas (1981-85) 625 87 7.2 

7. Mark Barreca (1981-85) 562 86 6.5 

8. Chris Moore (1989-93) 558 106 5.3 

9. Gordon McNeill (1987-91) 510 99 5.1 

10. Lee Brockett (1976-79) 497 65 7.6 

11. Mark Sebek (1994-98) 462 91 5.1 

12. Pete Henderson (1971-73) 451 52 8.7 

13. Bob Frazier (1976-79) 447 83 5.4 

14. Mark Wilson (1969-71) 445 53 8.4 

15. Sherman Johnson (1979-81) 392 55 7.1 

Assists 

Name Assists G Avg. 

1. Darvin Jackson (1988-92) 496 100 5.0 

2. Rodney Lusain (1990-94) 425 99 4.3 

3. Clint Allard (2004-08) 414 112 3.7 

4. Adam Libby (1995-99) 334 77 4.3 

5. Mark Sebek (1994-98) 308 91 3.4 

6. Bob Goodman (1981-83) 305 50 6.1 

7. Clint Allard (2004-08) 275 82 3.4 

8. Mallory Mitchell (1974-76) 267 50 5.3 

9. Cameron Jackson (2000-04) 266 103 2.6 

10. Mike Wall (1995-99) 249 100 2.5 

11. Nick Christensen (1998-02) 248 106 2.3 

12. Greg Kamansky (1983-87) 246 104 2.4 

13. Steve Kircher (1973-75) 244 47 5.2 

14. Jon LeLevier (1970-73) 242 73 3.3 

15. Bart Bradley (1974-78) 235 49 4.8 

Matt Aune ranks second all-time at 

UCSD in both scoring and rebounding. 

Tim Rapp averaged 20.7 points per 

game during his four-year career. 

Mike Wall finished his stellar career 

at UCSD ranked third in all-time 

points and fifth in all-time rebounds. 

Scoring Average 

Name Avg. G Pts. 

1. Tim Rapp (1987-91) 20.7 75 1556 

2. Brian Backens (1985-87) 18.8 52 976 

3. Paul Trainer (1971-75) 18.6 104 1930 

4. Matt Aune (1993-97) 17.8 100 1780 

6. Mike Wall (1995-99) 17.0 100 1700 

5. Bob Goodman (1981-83) 16.5 50 825 

7. Ed Babiuch (1968-70) 15.7 52 816 

8. Greg Kamansky (1983-87) 15.3 104 1588 

9. Gary Haynes (1979-81) 14.9 48 714 

10. Lee Brockett (1976-79) 14.3 65 932 

11. Brian Todd (1968-71) 14.2 58 825 

12. Mike Thimgan (1995-97) 13.9 50 696 

13. Dave Wright (1970-72) 13.7 52 713 

14. Rick Batt (1988-92) 13.3 106 1410 

15. Jesse Boyd (2003-04) 13.3 18 239 

Rebounding Average 

Name Avg. G RBs 

1. Paul Trainer (1971-75) 10.5 104 1094 

2. Matt Aune (1993-97) 9.7 100 972 

3. Pete Henderson (1971-73) 8.7 52 451 

4. Mark Wilson (1969-71) 8.4 53 445 

5. Lee Brockett (1976-79) 7.6 65 497 

6. Mike Dabasinskas (1981-85) 7.2 87 625 

7. Sherman Johnson (1979-81) 7.1 55 392 

8. Rick Batt (1988-92) 7.1 106 750 

9. Mark Barreca (1981-85) 6.5 86 562 

10. Ahmad Russ (1998-00) 6.4 49 314 

11. Andy Jedynak (1984-88) 6.4 99 629 

12. Mike Wall (1995-99) 6.3 100 628 

13. Gary Haynes (1979-81) 6.2 48 299 

14. Ed Babiuch (1968-70) 6.2 52 320 

15. Brian Todd (1968-71) 5.7 58 333 

Assists Average 

Name Avg. G Asst. 

1. Bob Goodman (1981-83) 6.1 50 305 

2. Mallory Mitchell (1974-76) 5.3 50 267 

3. Steve Kircher (1973-75) 5.2 47 244 

4. Darvin Jackson (1988-92) 5.0 100 496 

5. Bart Bradley (1974-78) 4.8 49 235 

6. Adam Libby (1995-99) 4.3 77 334 

7. Rodney Lusain (1990-94) 4.3 99 425 

8. Randy Bennett (1983-85) 4.2 52 216 

9. Kelvin Kim (2006-07) 3.8 27 102 

10. Clint Allard (2004-08) 3.7 112 414 

Dan Troy (1987-89) 3.6 51 186 

11. Ken Melvin (1974-77) 3.6 48 172 

12. Mark Sebek (1994-98) 3.4 91 308 

13. Clint Allard (2004-07) 3.4 82 275 

14. George Calhoun (1973-75) 3.4 48 165 

15. Jon LeLevier (1970-73) 3.3 73 242 

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Scoring 

Points 

1150 Clint ALLARD (112 games) 2004-08 

963 Henry PATTERSON (79 games) 2005-08 

906 Robby PETERS (110 games) 2003-07 

642 Cameron JACKSON (103 games) 2000-04 

561 Nick CHRISTENSEN (56 games) 2000-02 

560 Andrew HATCH (81 games) 2004-08 

548 Shane POPPEN (85 games) 2005- 

532 Jordan WATKINS (53 games) 2001-03 

519 Kelvin KIM (57 games) 2006- 

519 Darryl LAWLOR (85 games) 2005- 



CAREER RECORDS - DIVISION II 




272 Ryan RIKANSRUD (73 games) 2000-03 

257 Ryan SWED (55 games) 2000-02 



209 Matthew SWEANY (49 games) 2002-04 

184 Brandon FRANCIS (27 games) 2003-04 

178 Sean CRAWFORD (27 games) 2002-03 

177 Sam HIGGINS (27 games) 2000-01 

Rebounding Average (minimum 5 games) 

5.5 Jody WOODS (33 games) 2001-03 

5.3 Jordan WATKINS (53 games) 2001-03 

5.3 Adam SNYDER (29 games) 2002-04 

5.2 Jesse BOYD (18 games) 2003-04 

4.7 Sam HIGGINS (27 games) 2000-01 

4.7 Ryan SWED (55 games) 2000-02 

4.5 Adam REINKING (27 games) 2003-04 

4.4 Parker BERLING (54 games) 2003-05 

3.9 Henry PATTERSON (79 games) 2005-08 

3.8 Shane POPPEN (85 games) 2005- 

Scoring Average (minimum 5 games) 


13.1 Brandon FRANCIS (27 games) 2003-04 

12.9 Sean CRAWFORD (27 games) 2002-03 



10.6 Cole MILLER (26 games) 2000-01 



10.3 Clint ALLARD (112 games) 2004-08 


Field Goals 























Field Goal Percentage (minimum 5 made) 

.625 Patrick DREITH (5-8) 2007- 

.580 Henry PATTERSON (370-638) 2005-08 

.565 Evan DEMKIW (26-46) 2005-06 

.549 A.J. MAULHARDT (45-82) 2005- 

.540 David RETZLAFF (27-50) 2004-05 

.528 Adam REINKING (113-214) 2003-04 

.516 Jesse BOYD (99-192) 2003-04 

.511 Alan HUSTED (45-88) 2006- 

.511 Adam SNYDER (117-229) 2002-04 

.472 Kelvin KIM (162-343) 2006- 

3-Point Field Goals 






92 Ryan RIKANSRUD (73 games) 2000-03 






3-Point FG Percentage (minimum 5 made) 


.474 Alan HUSTED (27-57) 2006- 

.453 Kelvin KIM (97-214) 2006-07 

.438 Zach ZANOLLI (14-32) 2002-05 

.409 Derek MCDOUGALL (9-22) 2001-02 

.398 Robby PETERS (254-638) 2003-07 

.393 Jordan LAWLEY (57-145) 2006- 

.392 Matthew SWEANY (82-209) 2002-04 

.386 Michael MARTIN (22-57) 2000-01 

.384 Clint ALLARD (123-320) 2004-08 

Free Throws 




188 Parker BERLING (54 games) 2003-05 





115 Jordan LAWLEY (57 games) 2006- 


107 C.J. DUFFAUT (71 games) 2000-03 




246 Shane POPPEN (56 games) 2005-07 






159 Jordan LAWLEY (57 games) 2006- 

158 C.J. DUFFAUT (71 games) 2000-03 

Free Throw Percentage (minimum 5 made) 

.889 Alan HUSTED (32-36) 2006- 


.844 Zach ZANOLLI (27-32) 2002-05 


.822 Sean CRAWFORD (74-90) 2002-03 

.778 Cole MILLER (42-54) 2000-01 

.774 Parker BERLING (188-243) 2003-05 

.761 Brandon FRANCIS (51-67) 2003-04 


.744 Clint ALLARD (299-402) 2004-08 

Rebounding 

Rebounds 

387 Clint ALLARD (39o-348d) 2004-08 

323 Shane POPPEN (112o-211d) 2005- 

307 Darryl LAWLOR (88o-219d) 2005- 

306 Henry PATTERSON (129o-177d) 2005-08 

282 Jordan WATKINS (132o-150d) 2001-03 

260 Ryan SWED (63o-197d) 2000-02 

239 Parker BERLING (73o-166d) 2003-05 

239 Robby PETERS (57o-182d) 2003-07 

235 C.J. DUFFAUT (102o-133d) 2000-03 

231 Cameron JACKSON (47o-184d) 2000-04 

33 

Assists 

Total Assists 

414 Clint ALLARD 2004-08 

266 Cameron JACKSON 2000-04 

189 Kelvin KIM 2006- 

169 Andrew HATCH 2004-08 

130 Nick CHRISTENSEN 2000-02 

117 Robby PETERS 2003-07 

106 Parker BERLING 2003-05 

103 Darryl LAWLOR 2005- 

101 Ryan SWED 2000-02 

94 Odioh ODIYE 2004-06 

Assists Average (minimum 5 games) 


3.3 Kelvin KIM (57 games) 2006- 


2.6 Cameron JACKSON (103 games) 2000-04 

2.3 Nick CHRISTENSEN (56 games) 2000-02 

2.3 Mark LEWKOWITZ (27 games) 2004-05 


2.1 Andrew HATCH (81 games) 2004-08 


1.9 Matthew SWEANY (49 games) 2002-04 

Blocked Shots 

Total Blocks 

33 Henry PATTERSON 2005-08 


24 Adam SNYDER 2002-04 



20 Andrew BROWING 2006- 

17 Cole MILLER 2000-01 

17 Shane POPPEN 2005- 


14 Jordan WATKINS 2001-03 

Blocked Shots Average (minimum 5 games) 





0.4 Andrew BROWNING (21 games) 2006-07 

0.4 Odioh ODIYE (54 games) 2004-06 




0.3 Brett STUCKEY (26 games) 2006-07 

Steals 

Steals 





59 Kyle MOYNEUR 2000-03 




52 Andrew HATCH 2004-08

Steals Average (minimum 5 games) 



1.1 Hassan BASSIRI (26 games) 2001-02 


1.0 Michael MARTIN (23 games) 2000-01 




0.9 Kyle MOYNEUR (64 games) 2000-03 




CAREER RECORDS - DIVISION II 

Games Started 





55 Ryan SWED 2000-02 






Minutes Average 

30.6 Kelvin KIM (57 games) 2006- 










Participation (Career) 

Games Played 








73 Ryan RIKANSRUD 2000-03 

71 C.J. DUFFAUT 2000-03 

67 A.J. MAULHARDT 2005- 

Minutes 










1531 Ryan SWED 2000-02 

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS - DIVISION II 

Scoring 

Points 











Scoring Average (minimum 5 games) 











Field Goals 






113 Adam REINKING (27 games) 2003-04 
















232 Jody WOODS (29 games) 2001-02 

Field Goal Percentage (minimum 5 made) 

.720 Adam SNYDER (18-25) 2003-04 

.625 Patrick DREITH (5-8) 2007-08 

.625 Alan HUSTED (5-8) 2006-07 

.618 A.J. MAULHARDT (21-34) 2007-08 



.565 Evan DEMKIW (26-46) 2005-06 


.548 A.J. MAULHARDT (17-31) 2005-06 

.542 Kelvin KIM (77-142) 2006-07 

3-Point Field Goals 










57 Cole MILLER (26 games) 2000-01 

56 Kelvin KIM (30 games) 2007-08 









151 Cole MILLER (26 games) 2000-01 


132 Kelvin KIM (30 games) 2007-08 

3-Point FG Percentage (minimum 5 made) 


.500 Kelvin KIM (41-82) 2006-07 

34 

.473 Alan HUSTED (26-55) 2007-08 

.440 Zach ZANOLLI (11-25) 2003-04 

.438 Jordan LAWLEY (42-96) 2007-08 

.432 Darryl LAWLOR (16-37) 2005-06 


.424 Kelvin KIM (56-132) 2007-08 

.422 Clint ALLARD (27-64) 2004-05 

.418 Robby PETERS (74-177) 2006-07 

Free Throws 























Free Throw Percentage (minimum 5 made) 

.960 Alan HUSTED (24-25) 2007-08 

.889 Zach ZANOLLI (8-9) 2002-03 




.822 Sean CRAWFORD (74-90) 2002-03 

.810 Zach ZANOLLI (17-21) 2003-04 

.800 Michael ROBERTS (12-15) 2000-01 

.797 Clint ALLARD (51-64) 2004-05 

.787 Clint ALLARD (100-127) 2005-06



SINGLE SEASON RECORDS - DIVISION II 

Rebounding 

Rebounds 

169 Jody WOODS (53o-116d) 2001-02 

144 Henry PATTERSON (54o-90d) 2007-08 


140 Ryan SWED (34o-106d) 2001-02 


137 Kyle MOYNEUR (45o-92d) 2002-03 

135 Adam SNYDER (45o-90d) 2002-03 

131 Matthew SWEANY (26o-105d) 2003-04 

131 C.J. DUFFAUT (59o-72d) 2002-03 

128 Shane POPPEN (39o-89d) 2007-08 

Rebounding Average (minimum 5 games) 

5.8 Jody WOODS (29 games) 2001-02 







4.9 C.J. DUFFAUT (27 games) 2002-03 



Assists 

Assists 



102 Kelvin KIM 2006-07 


87 Kelvin KIM 2007-08 


74 Adam REINKING 2003-04 




Assists Average (minimum 5 games) 



3.8 Kelvin KIM (27 games) 2006-07 








Blocked Shots 

Blocked Shots 

23 Adam SNYDER 2002-03 


17 Cole MILLER 2000-01 



13 Jesse BOYD 2003-04 


12 Andrew BROWNING 2007-08 



Blocked Shots Average (minimum 5 games) 







0.4 six players tied 

Steals 

Steals 


37 Kyle MOYNEUR 2002-03 









Steals Average (minimum 5 games) 










1.1 Hassan BASSIRI (26 games) 2001-02 


Participation 

Games Played 




30 Jordan LAWLEY 2007-08 


29 10 players tied 

Games Started 




29 Jordan LAWLEY 2007-08 


29 Darryl LAWLOR 2007-08 


29 Jody WOODS 2001-02 

28 Ryan SWED 2001-02 


Minutes 

931 Kelvin KIM 2007-08 



870 Matthew SWEANY 2003-04 



813 Kelvin KIM 2006-07 


789 Adam REINKING 2003-04 

788 3 players tied 

Minutes Average 











35

1000 Point Club 

Paul Trainer ...................1930 ........ 1971-75 

Matt Aune ......................1780 ........ 1993-97 

Mike Wall .......................1700 ........ 1995-99 

Greg Kamansky .............1588 ........ 1983-87 

Tim Rapp .......................1556 ........ 1987-91 

Rick Batt ........................1410 ........ 1988-92 

Chris Moore ...................1377 ........ 1989-93 

Sam Higgins ..................1161 ........ 1997-01 

Clint Allard .....................1150 ........ 2004-08 

Gordon McNeill ..............1011 ........ 1987-91 


Brian Backens ................976 ......... 1985-87 

Henry Patterson..............963 ......... 2005-08 

Lee Brockett ...................932 ......... 1976-79 

Nick Christensen ............926 ......... 1998-02 

Brandon Nixon ................915 ......... 1982-85 

Robby Peters ..................906 ......... 2003-07 


John Spence...................858 ......... 1989-93 

Mark Barreca ..................848 ......... 1981-85 

Bob Goodman ................825 ......... 1981-83 

Brian Todd ......................825 ......... 1968-71 

Adam Libby.....................823 ......... 1995-99 

Stan Hopper ...................821 ......... 1977-80 

Ed Babiuch .....................816 ......... 1968-70 


Erik Johnson ...................775 ......... 1990-94 

Rodney Lusain................746 ......... 1990-94 

Mark Sebek ....................726 ......... 1994-98 

Nick Maroutsos ...............724 ......... 1995-99 

Bob Frazier .....................724 ......... 1976-79 

Gary Haynes...................714 ......... 1979-81 

Dave Wright ....................713 ......... 1970-72 

Andy Jedynak .................701 ......... 1984-88 


Mike Thimgan .................676 ......... 1995-97 

George Calhoun .............668 ......... 1973-75 

Kahlil Allen ......................649 ......... 1992-95 

Sherman Johnson ..........646 ......... 1979-81 

Jon LeLevier ...................644 ......... 1970-73 

Cameron Jackson...........642 ......... 2000-04 

Mike Dabasinskas ..........620 ......... 1981-85 

Tyler Garratt....................607 ......... 1997-99 


Mallory Mitchell ...............595 ......... 1974-76 

Tom Shawcroft ................593 ......... 1988-91 

Tom Wight.......................566 ......... 1981-82 

Andrew Hatch .................562 ......... 2004-08 

Tom Omalev ...................560 ......... 1975-79 

Shane Poppen ...............548 ......... 2005- 

Andy Swindall .................540 ......... 1989-93 

Jordan Watkins ...............532 ......... 2001-03 

Steve Flint.......................527 ......... 1982-84 

Steve Kircher ..................523 ......... 1973-75 

Darvin Jackson ...............522 ......... 1988-92 

Kevin Douglas ................521 ......... 1978-81 

Kelvin Kim .....................519 ......... 2006- 

Darryl Lawlor.................519 ......... 2005- 

Bart Bradley ....................519 ......... 1975-78 



SCORING CLUBS 

Cole Miller.......................512 ......... 1996-01 

Dana Bedard ..................507 ......... 1978-81 

Jordan Lawley...............503 ......... 2006- 


Kevin Stewart .................496 ......... 1986-88 

Matthew Sweaney ..........490 ......... 2002-04 

Guy Dimonte...................478 ......... 1968-70 

Ken Melvin ......................474 ......... 1974-77 

Lee Gardner ...................474 ......... 1975-77 

Mark Wilson ....................465 ......... 1969-71 

Joe Coit ..........................465 ......... 1973-75 

John Saintignon ..............458 ......... 1986-87 

Ryan Swed .....................458 ......... 2000-02 

Tyler Field .......................435 ......... 1997-98 

Ahmad Russ ...................424 ......... 1998-00 

Matt Minehan ..................423 ......... 1992-95 

Nate Hantgin...................419 ......... 1992-94 

Dan Troy .........................418 ......... 1987-89 

Bill Gerlach .....................409 ......... 1987-89 


Jim Boyd ........................394 ......... 1968-70 

Pete Henderson..............391 ......... 1971-73 

C.J. Duffaut .....................387 ......... 2000-03 

Ryan Rikansrud ..............363 ......... 2000-03 

Dave Kiefer .....................362 ......... 1968-69 

Kirk Kramer .....................361 ......... 1987-89 

Dave Gregory .................356 ......... 1969-72 

Brandon Francis .............353 ......... 2003-04 

Sean Crawford................349 ......... 2002-03 

Al Winters .......................340 ......... 1979-81 

Scott Wright ....................335 ......... 1971-73 

Mike Maross ...................335 ......... 1970-72 

Steve Higgins .................332 ......... 1972-74 

Bill Reese .......................331 ......... 1984-86 

Bob Desjardins ...............326 ......... 1968-69 

Bryan Van Noy ................328 ......... 1990-94 

Mike Thimgan .................317 ......... 1995-96 

Andy Wagstaff ................317 ......... 1986-88 

Randy Bennett ................310 ......... 1983-85 

Gie Simpson ...................308 ......... 1972-73 

Lyle Smith .......................305 ......... 1974-76 

Scott Knudsen ................305 ......... 1978-79 

Adam Snyder ..................304 ......... 2002-04 

Mark Dobransky .............300 ......... 1975-76 

Team Scoring Marks 

Pts. .... Opponent ............................ Season 

146..... West Coast Christian .......... 1979-80 

138..... Christian Heritage ............... 1986-87 

133..... Dominican College .............. 1987-88 

127..... University of Redlands ........ 1992-93 

126..... Kean College (NJ) .............. 1989-90 

124..... Point Loma .......................... 1997-98 

123..... Dominican College .............. 1987-88 

122..... Cal Tech University ............. 1968-69 

121..... Menlo College ..................... 1997-98 

121..... Clark University (MA) .......... 1996-97 

120..... Point Loma .......................... 1997-98 

118 ..... Christian Heritage ............... 1994-95 

118 ..... Pacific Christian College ....... 1975-76 

36 

30-Point Club 

46 ......John Spence vs. Redlands ..........................1992-93 

43 ......Robby Peters vs. CSU Monterey Bay ........2006-07 

43 ......John Thomas vs. CSU Stanislaus ..............1966-67 

42 ......Tim Rapp vs. CSU San Bernardino ............1989-90 

41 ......Matt Aune vs. Clark ......................................1996-97 

41 ......Chris Moore vs. Bethany .............................1992-93 

40 ......Tyler Field vs. Point Loma ...........................1997-98 

40 ......Mike Thimgan vs. Clark ...............................1996-97 

40 ......Greg Kamansky vs. Christ College .............1985-86 

40 ......Tim Rapp vs. Claremont ..............................1990-91 

38 ......Matt Aune vs. Claremont .............................1996-97 

38 ......Rick Batt vs. CSU San Bernardino .............1988-89 

38 ......Brian Todd vs. CSU Dominguez Hills..........1970-71 

37 ......Henry Patterson vs. CSU Monterey Bay ....2007-08 

37 ......Tim Rapp vs. Otterbein ................................1990-91 

36 ......Chris Moore vs. Redlands ...........................1992-93 

36 ......Tim Rapp vs. Whittier ...................................1989-90 

36 ......Greg Kamansky vs. CSUSB .......................1985-86 

35 ......Chris Moore vs. Christian Heritage .............1991-92 

35 .....Rick Batt vs. CSU San Bernardino .............1989-90 

35 .....Tim Rapp vs. Occidental ..............................1987-88 

35 ......Brian Backens vs. Wheaton ........................1986-87 

35 ......Paul Trainer vs. Northern Colorado.............1971-72 

34 ......Chris Moore vs. Menlo .................................1992-93 

34 ......Tim Rapp vs. Point Loma Nazarene ...........1990-91 

34 ......Tim Rapp vs. Catholic University ................1989-90 

34 ......Brandon Nixon vs. Colorado College ..........1984-85 

34 ......Brian Todd vs. California Lutheran ..............1970-71 

33 ......Tyler Field vs. UC Santa Cruz .....................1997-98 

33 ......Mike Wall vs. UC Santa Cruz ......................1997-98 

33 ......Matt Aune vs. UC Santa Cruz .....................1996-97 

33 ......John Spence vs. Dominican ........................1992-93 

33 ......Tim Rapp vs. Kean ......................................1989-90 

33 ......Rob Rittgers vs. Menlo ................................1987-88 

33 ......Tom Wight vs. Cal Baptist ............................1981-82 

33 ......Paul Trainer vs. Pacific Christian .................1974-75 

32 ......Mike Wall vs. Baker ......................................1998-99 

32 ......Tyler Field vs. Midland Lutheran .................1997-98 

32 ......Tyler Field vs. Robert Morris ........................1997-98 

32 ......Matt Aune vs. Savannah..............................1996-97 

32 ......Matt Aune vs. Cal Baptist.............................1996-97 

32 ......Chris Moore vs. Point Loma ........................1992-93 

32 ......Tim Rapp vs. The Master’s College ............1990-91 

32 ......Tim Rapp vs. Bethany Bible ........................1989-90 

32 ......Tim Rapp vs. Pomona-Pitzer ......................1989-90 

32 ......Brian Backens vs. Azusa Pacific .................1986-87 

32 ......Greg Kamansky vs. Whittier .......................1986-87 

32 ......Lee Brockett vs. USD ..................................1978-79 

32 ......Ed Babiuch vs. L.A. Baptist .........................1969-70 

31 ......Parker Berling vs. Pomona-Pitzer ...............1904-05 

31 ......Mike Wall vs. Pomona-Pitzer ......................1997-98 

31 ......Mike Wall vs. The Master’s College ............1997-98 

31 ......Mike Wall vs. The Master’s College ............1996-97 

31 ......Matt Aune vs. Chapman ..............................1995-96 

31 ......Mike Thimgan vs. Christian Heritage ..........1995-96 

31 ......Chris Moore vs. Haverford ...........................1992-93 

31 ......Tim Rapp vs. U.S. International...................1989-90 

31 ......Brian Backens vs. Occidental ......................1985-86 

31 ......Brian Backens vs. CSU San Bernardino ....1986-87 

31 ......Bob Goodman vs. Southern Oregon ..........1982-83 

31 ......Bob Goodman vs. Western State ...............1981-82 

31 ......Gary Haynes vs. CSU Stanislaus ...............1980-81 

30 ......Mike Wall vs. Occidental ..............................1998-99 

30 ......Tyler Field vs. California Lutheran ...............1997-98 

30 ......Chris Moore vs. Dominican .........................1992-93 

30 ......Chris Moore vs. Menlo .................................1992-93 

30 ......Tim Rapp vs. Menlo .....................................1990-91 

30 ......Tim Rapp vs. Nazareth ................................1990-91 

30 ......Tim Rapp vs. Occidental ..............................1090-91 

30 ......Tim Rapp vs. Menlo .....................................1989-90 

30 ......Tim Rapp vs. CSU San Bernardino ............1989-90 

30 ......Brian Backens vs. U.S. International...........1986-87 

30 ......Tom Wight vs. UC Riverside ........................1981-82 

30 ......Gary Haynes vs. Occidental ........................1980-81 

30 ......Ken Melvin vs. Chapman ............................1976-77 

30 ......Mallory Mitchell vs. Central Iowa .................1975-76 

30 ......Gie Simpson vs. California Lutheran ..........1972-73 

30 ......Dave Wright vs. CSU Hayward ...................1971-72



RING OF HONOR 

The UC San Diego men’s basketball team inducted the first three members into the Basketball Ring of 

Honor at its first annual alumni game on November 16, 1985. The Basketball Ring of Honor recognizes 

those who excelled at the highest level as a UCSD player or coach. All former Triton basketball players are 

considered five years after completion of eligibility and graduation. Coaches are eligible two years after 

their final season of service. 

Paul Trainer 

Center • 1971-75 

The all-time leading Triton scorer 

and rebounder with 1930 points 

and 1094 rebounds. Led the team 

in scoring and rebounding all four 

years he played. Averaged a record 

10.5 rebounds over his career. 

Mallory Mitchell 

Guard • 1974-76 

In just two seasons, scored 595 

points and dished out 267 assists. 

Averaged 5.3 assists per game, 

second best in UCSD history. Led 

the team in scoring and assists in 

1975-76. 

Tom Wight 

Guard • 1981-82 

Played just one season after 

transferring from Cal. State- 

Fullerton. Scored 566 points, setting 

a record which stood for eight years 

and hit 237 fi eld goals, a record for 

14 years. 

Bob Goodman 

Guard • 1981-83 

Averaged a record 6.1 assists in 

two-year career after transferring 

from Loyola Marymount. Holds 

single-season assist record with 

188 in 1982-83. Also led the team in 

scoring that season with 17.2 points 

per game. 

Brandon Nixon 

Guard • 1982-85 

Ranks 13th in scoring with 915 points 

and 12th in assists with 223. Led 

the team in scoring two of the three 

years he played. Scored a careerhigh 

34 points in a 1985 game. 

Brian Backens 

Forward • 1985-87 

Averaged 18.8 points in two-year 

career. Ranks tenth in scoring with 

976 points. Shot .600 from the fl oor 

in the 1985-86 season. Scored 30- 

plus points in fi ve different games. 

Greg Kamansky 

Guard • 1983-87 

Fourth-leading scorer in Triton 

history with 1588 points. Averaged 

15.3 points in 104 career games. 

Led the team in scoring two seasons. 

Also ranks eighth with 246 assists. 

Scored 40 points in one game. 

Gordon McNeill 

Forward • 1987-91 

Scored 1011 points (ninth on the 

all-time list) and pulled down 510 

rebounds (ninth). Led the team in 

scoring in 1988-89, earning team 

MVP honors. 

Tim Rapp 

Guard • 1987-91 

Single-season scoring leader with 

659 points in 1990-91. Also holds 

record for career scoring average 

with 20.7 points per game. Ranks 

fi fth on the all-time scoring list with 

1556 points. Two-time Triton MVP. 

Rick Batt 

Center • 1988-92 

Led the team in rebounding four 

consecutive seasons. Ranks sixth 

in career scoring with 1410 points 

and third in rebounding with 750. 

Holds records for FG percentage, 

.702 season and .653 career. 

Darvin Jackson 

Guard • 1988-92 

Three-time Defensive MVP who 

was the starting point guard for 

three NCAA playoff teams. Holds 

career record for assists with 496. 

Averaged 5.0 assists in career. 

Chris Moore 

Forward • 1989-93 

Ranks seventh in career scoring with 

1377 points and eighth in rebounding 

with 558. Scored 41 points in one 

game. Twice led the team in scoring 

and earned MVP honors in 1993. 

Tom Marshall 

Head Coach • 1983-94 

Winningest coach in Triton history 

with 185-105 record in 11 seasons. 

Led the team to four NCAA Playoff 

berths and national rankings of 3rd 

(‘92) and 4th (‘91, ‘94). 

Matt Aune 

Center • 1993-97 

Ranks second in career scoring 

with 1780 points and second in 

rebounding with 972. Scored 41 

points in one game. Led the team in 

rebounding all four years and twice 

in scoring. Three-time Team MVP. 

37 

Matt Aune ranks second in both 

points scored and rebounds over his 

career at UCSD.

-AAAA- 

Tyler Acevedo .....................................2006- 

Matt Adams..........................1981-82, 83-84 

Bob Akin .........................................1970-71 

Joe Alfred........................................1968-69 

Clint Allard ......................................2004-08 

Kahlil Allen ......................................1992-95 

Dan Almquist .......................1996-98, 99-00 

Mike Alvarado .................................1984-86 

Gibson Arnold .................................1991-92 

Reggie Arnold .................................1985-86 

Charles Aubert ................................1974-75 

Matt Aunea .....................................1993-97 

-BBBB- 

Ed Babiuch .....................................1968-70 

Brian Backens ................................1985-87 

Ray Banales ...................................1982-83 

Jason Barnes..................................1994-96 

Michael Barney ...............................1980-82 

Mark Barreca ..................................1981-85 

Hassan Bassiri................................2001-02 

Rick Batt .........................................1988-92 

Sonny Bazbaz ................................1994-95 

Todd Beach.....................................1981-82 

Dana Bedard ..................................1978-81 

Todd Benatar ..................................1993-95 

Randy Bennett ................................1983-85 

Parker Berling .................................2003-05 

Stefano Bernasconi ........................1993-94 

Rich Bertelsen ................................1983-84 

Nick Bertino ....................................1992-96 

Dennis Betcher ...............................1965-68 

Jack Bloom .....................................1983-84 

Jesse Boyd .....................................2003-04 

Jim Boyd .........................................1968-70 

Bart Bradley .........................1975-76, 77-78 

Bruce Breathwaite ..........................1972-73 

Lehman Brockett ............................1976-79 

Andrew Browning ...............................2006- 

Jay Brugman ..................................1981-82 

Tom Bruice......................................1970-72 

Richard Buehner.............................1983-84 

Jason Bull .......................................2005-08 

Larry Burton ....................................1968-70 

-CCCC- 

George Calhoun .............................1973-75 

John Campbell................................1966-67 

Brian Capella ..................................1992-95 

Hal Capraro ....................................1966-68 

Nick Capuano .................................1986-88 

Jeff Carlisle .....................................1970-71 

Ron Carter ......................................1968-70 

Lance Catarozoli.............................1989-90 

Nate Chandra .................................2003-04 

Israel Chaves..................................1965-66 

Chris Christensen ...........................1994-95 

Nick Christensen ............................1998-02 

Steve Claiborne ..............................1979-80 

Alfred Clark .....................................1972-74 

Joseph Coit.....................................1973-75 

Lincoln Combs ................................1991-92 

Pat Conahan...................................1999-00 

Ryan Cooke ....................................2002-03 

Matt Conti .......................................2002-04 

John Cox .............................1978-79, 80-81 

Zackary Craddock ..........................2004-06 

Sean Crawford................................2002-03 

Sean Crockett .................................2002-03 

Roger Curtis ...................................2000-01 

-DDDD- 

Mike Dabasinskas ..........................1981-85 

Steve Dabasinskas .........................1984-87 

Michael DeGrazia ...........................2000-01 

Thor Dekker ....................................1985-86 

Evan Demkiw..................................2005-06 

Phil Des Jardine .............................1980-81 

Bob Desjardines .............................1968-69 

David Dillon ....................................1995-96 

Guy Dimonte...................................1968-70 

Skip Dimuro ....................................1987-88 

Mark Dobransky .............................1975-76 

Kent Dosch .....................................1982-83 

Kevin Douglas ................................1978-81 

Joey Drake .....................................1991-92 

Patrick Dreith ......................................2007- 

C.J. Duffaut .....................................2000-03 

ALL-TIME ROSTER 


-EEEE- 

Steve Edney ...................................1965-68 

Dave Elliott .....................................1974-75 

Mike Ensley ....................................1994-96 

-FFFF- 

Read Fenner...................................1989-90 

Tyler Field .......................................1997-98 

Anthony Filer ..................................1977-80 

Eric Finkle .......................................1975-76 

Kevin Flaig ...........................1979-80, 81-82 

Bill Flatley .......................................1967-69 

Jeff Fleig .........................................1988-89 

Steve Flint.......................................1982-84 

Joel Foote .......................................1997-99 

Nate Forte.......................................1979-80 

Brandon Fancis ..............................2003-04 

Robert Frazier.................................1976-79 

Marty Frolich ...................................1971-72 

-GGGG- 

Todd Gabrelcik................................1978-79 

Lee Gardner ...................................1975-77 

Tyler Garratt....................................1997-99 

Bill Gerlach .....................................1987-89 

William Glass ..................................1984-85 

Bob Goodman ................................1981-83 

Clark Goolsby .................................1999-01 

Joe Greenstein ...............................1975-78 

Dave Gregory .................................1969-72 

Howard Grunloh .............................1977-80 

-HHHH- 

Brad Halte.......................................1991-93 

Jim Halverson .................................1968-69 

Bruce Hanley ..................................1973-74 

Nate Hantgin...................................1992-94 

Doug Harrell ...................................1976-77 

Mike Hart ........................................1974-75 

Richard Hartman ............................1982-83 

Bo Harvey .......................................1996-98 

Andrew Hatch .................................2004-08 

Romal Haymond .............................1985-86 

Gary Haynes...................................1979-81 

Andy Heatherman...........................1986-87 

Dan Heiser......................................1969-70 

Pete Henderson..............................1971-73 

Ron Hicks .......................................1982-83 

Sam Higgins ...................................1997-01 

Steve Higgins .................................1972-74 

Kenny Hill .......................................1981-83 

Steve Hoch .....................................1970-71 

Bill Hoffman ....................................1973-75 

Steve Holland .................................1979-80 

Stan Hopper ...................................1977-80 

Ryan Howley ..................................1997-98 

Gerald Humphrey ...........................1976-77 

Herb Hunter ....................................1972-73 

Alan Husted ........................................2006- 

-JJJJ- 

Cameron Jackson...........................2000-04 

Darvin Jackson ...............................1988-92 

Matt Jaeger.....................................1983-84 

Bernie James..................................1989-90 

Andy Jedynak .................................1984-88 

Dick Jeffers .....................................1978-79 

Erik Johnson ...................................1990-94 

Kyle Johnson ..................................2004-05 

Sherman Johnson ..........................1979-81 

Jason Jones ...................................1994-96 

Nick Jones ......................................1998-00 

-KKKK- 

Greg Kamansky ..............................1983-87 

Joey Keeperman ............................2001-02 

Brian Keller .....................................1978-79 

Dave Kiefer .....................................1968-69 

John Kilty ........................................1982-84 

Kelvin Kim...........................................2006- 

Steve Kircher ..................................1973-75 

Gary Kloppenburg ...............1978-79, 80-81 

Kerry Klostermann ..........................1967-68 

Rusty Knight ........................1971-72, 73-74 

Scott Knudsen ................................1978-79 

Geoff Kostyshak .............................1971-73 

Kirk Kramer .....................................1987-89 

Paul Kroger.....................................1969-70 

Greg Kund ......................................1988-89 

38 

-LLLL- 

Aaron Lampkin ...............................1978-79 

Jordan Lawley ....................................2006- 

Darryl Lawlor ......................................2005- 

Jon LeLevier ...................................1970-73 

Joe Lewcock ...................................1995-97 

Michael Lewis .................................1992-93 

Mark Lewkowitz ..............................2004-05 

Adam Libby.....................................1995-99 

Joe Lindsay ....................................1989-91 

Bob Litchfi eld ..................................1965-66 

Daniel Liu........................................2004-05 

Dan Ljoka .......................................1978-79 

Rodney Lusain................................1990-94 

-MMMM- 

Thomas Malcuit ..............................1981-82 

Matt Malmquist ...............................1997-98 

Dave Margulies...............................1986-87 

Mike Maross ...................................1981-83 

Nick Maroutsos ...............................1995-99 

Michael Martin ................................1999-01 

Kareem Matthews...........................1991-94 

A.J. Maulhardt ....................................2005- 

John May ........................................1971-73 

Don McCullough ..................1981-82, 83-84 

Chick McCurdy ...............................1966-68 

Derek McDougall ............................2001-02 

Mike McDonald ...............................1984-85 

Dave McGuire.................................1982-83 

Michael McMillan ............................1996-00 

Gordon McNeill ...............................1987-91 

Steve Meerson ...............................1970-71 

Ken Melvin ......................................1975-77 

Jerry Merriweather..........................1980-81 

Jeff Mill ................................1966-67, 68-69 

Cole Miller............................1996-98, 99-01 

Matt Minehan ..................................1992-96 

Mallory Mitchell ...............................1974-76 

Chris Moore ....................................1989-93 

Tony Moore ..........................1972-73, 74-76 

Dave Moragne ................................1972-73 

Clarke Moseley ...............................1968-69 

Kyle Moyneur..................................2000-03 

Dan Mulville ....................................1985-87 

-NNNN- 

Lee Nafarrete..................................1997-99 

Tom Nicholson ................................1976-79 

Brandon Nixon ................................1982-85 

-OOOO- 

Jeff Ochroch ...................................1983-84 

Odioh Odiye....................................2004-06 

Tom Omalev ...................................1976-79 

Andy Opfell .....................................1973-75 

Jeff Oppenheimer ...........................2001-02 

Evan Osmundson ...........................1993-94 

-PPPP- 

Stefano Paoletti ..............................1984-85 

Mack Parker ...................................1974-75 

Henry Patterson..............................2005-07 

Greg Paskwietz ..............................1987-88 

Robby Peters ..................................2003-07 

Gary Peterson ................................1970-71 

Danny Pitts .....................................1996-97 

Thomas Polk...................................1977-78 

Pat Pollock......................................1993-94 

Shane Poppen ....................................2005- 

-QQQQ- 

Erik Quigley ....................................1987-89 

-RRRR- 

Erik Ramp .......................................2000-01 

Chris Randall ..................................2003-05 

Tim Rapp ........................................1987-91 

Paul Rasmussen ............................1982-85 

Mark Read ......................................1973-74 

Bill Reese .......................................1984-86 

Adam Reinking ...............................2003-04 

Rich Reitherman .............................1965-66 

Chris Ressa ....................................1990-94 

David Retuzlaff ...............................2004-05 

Vaughn Rex ....................................1984-85 

Michael Richardson ........................1985-86 

Ryan Rikansrud ..............................2000-03 

Rob Rittgers....................................1987-88 

Michael Roberts..............................2000-03 

Paul Roberson ................................1994-95 

Bob Roe..........................................1975-76 

Mark Rogers ...................................1988-91 

Adolph Rosekrans ..........................1975-76 

Mark Runyan ..................................1976-78 

Ahmad Russ ...................................1998-00 

Alan Russell....................................1974-75 

Casey Ryan ........................................2007- 

-SSSS- 

John Saintignon ..............................1986-87 

Ronald Samuels .............................1977-79 

Rick Saultz......................................1965-66 

Mark Sebek ....................................1994-98 

Ben Selby .......................................1999-00 

Peter Selleck ..................................1988-90 

Tom Shawcroft ................................1988-91 

Tom Sherman .................................1983-84 

David Shine ....................................1965-66 

Gie Simpson ...................................1972-73 

Justin Sinnott ..................................2005-06 

Jim Sivilli .........................................1973-74 

Doug Skidmore ...............................1974-76 

Jim Smith ........................................1985-86 

Lyle Smith .......................................1974-77 

Adam Snyder ..................................2002-04 

Drew Spaventa ...............................2003-06 

John Spence...................................1989-93 

Bob Spriggs ....................................1972-73 

Robert Standifer .............................1987-88 

Ken Stark ........................................1976-78 

Kevin Stewart .................................1986-88 

Nick Strain ......................................1999-00 

Brett Stuckey ......................................2006- 

Mark Sutherlin ................................1985-86 

Matt Sweany ...................................2002-04 

Ryan Swed .....................................2000-02 

Andy Swindall .................................1989-93 

-TTTT- 

Jim Tate ..........................................1967-68 

Tom Taylor ......................................1974-75 

Jerry Tennison ................................2000-01 

Mike Thimgan .................................1995-97 

Cameron Thomas ...........................1979-81 

John Thomas ..................................1966-68 

John Tobias ....................................1997-00 

Joey Toboni ....................................2004-05 

Brian Todd ......................................1968-71 

David Tollner ...................................1980-81 

Sean Tower .....................................2002-03 

Paul Trainer ....................................1971-75 

Daniel Trautman .............................2006-07 

Dan Troy .........................................1987-89 

Dave Turner ....................................1969-71 

Steve Turner ...................................1978-79 

-UUUU- 

Cliff Umans .....................................1986-87 

-VVVV- 

Mark Van Epps ...............................1968-70 

Bryan Van Noy ................................1990-94 

Peter Volk .......................................1975-78 

-WWWW- 

Steve Waddell ................................1968-69 

Bob Wagner ....................................1980-81 

Andy Wagstaff ................................1985-88 

Mike Wall ........................................1995-99 

Jon Ward ........................................2006-08 

Chris Washington ...........................1978-80 

Jordan Watkins ...............................2001-03 

Todd Watson ...................................1979-80 

Chris Wellington .............................1975-76 

Ron Werft .......................................1972-75 

Peter Wertheimer ...........................1980-81 

Tom Wight.......................................1981-82 

Mike Wilbur .....................................1986-87 

Mark Wilson ....................................1969-71 

Rand Wilson ...................................1965-67 

David Winter ...................................1965-66 

Al Winters .......................................1979-81 

John Wohlmuth ...............................1980-81 

Jody Woods ....................................2001-03 

A.I. Woodward ................................1970-72 

John Woodward ..............................1970-71 

Dave Wright ....................................1970-72 

Scott Wright ....................................1970-72 

-ZZZZ- 

Zach Zanolli ....................................2002-05


OPPONENT W L PCT. 

Alaska Anchorage....................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Alaska-Fairbanks .....................................2 ............ 2 ............. .500 

Alma College ..........................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Ambassador College ...............................3 ............ 1 ............. .750 

Azusa Pacifi c University ..........................9 ........... 18 ............ .333 

Baker University ......................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Bethany College ......................................6 ............ 2 ............. .750 

Biola University ........................................4 ............ 9 ............. .308 

Boise State University .............................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

Buena Vista College ................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

California Baptist University....................26 .......... 14 ............ .650 

California Institute of Technology .............6 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

California Lutheran University ................22 ...........11 ............ .667 

Cal Poly Pomona .....................................8 ........... 13 ............ .381 

Cal Poly ...................................................1 ............ 7 ............. .125 

California .................................................0 ............ 4 ............. .000 

UC Davis .................................................5 ........... 16 ............ .238 

UC Irvine..................................................1 ............ 7 ............. .125 

UC Riverside ...........................................2 ........... 15 ..............118 

UC Santa Cruz .......................................24 ........... 5 ............. .827 

Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............................1 ........... 15 ............ .063 

Cal State Dominguez Hills ......................16 .......... 10 ............ .615 

Cal State Hayward...................................1 ............ 2 ............. .333 

Cal State Los Angeles .............................9 ............ 9 ............. .500 

Cal State Monterey Bay...........................3 ............ 6 ............. .333 

Cal State Sacramento .............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Cal State San Bernardino .......................14 .......... 19 ............ .424 

Cal State Stanislaus ...............................12 .......... 13 ............ .480 

Carnegie-Mellon University .....................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Catholic University ...................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Calvin College (MI) ..................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Central College ........................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Chaminade University .............................1 ............ 2 ............. .333 

Chapman University ...............................13 ........... 8 ............. .619 

Chico State University .............................9 ............ 9 ............. .500 

Christian Heritage College......................11........... 13 ............ .458 

Church College of Hawaii ........................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Claremont College ..................................12 ........... 7 ............. .632 

Clark University (MA) ...............................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Coe College (IA) ......................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Colorado College .....................................3 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Concordia University (CA) .......................2 ............ 3 ............. .400 

Concordia University (TX) .......................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Cornell College (IA) .................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Denver, University of ...............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Dominican College (CA) .........................12 ........... 0 ........... 1.000 

Dominican University (IL) ........................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Eastern Washington University ...............0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Elmhurst College .....................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Fort Lewis College ...................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Fresno Pacifi c College.............................7 ............ 3 ............. .700 

Fresno State University ...........................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

George Fox College ................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Gordon College .......................................1 ............ 1 ............. .500 

Grand Canyon University ........................6 ............11 ............ .353 

Gustavus Adolphus College (MN) ...........1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Hamline University (MN) ..........................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Haverford College ...................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Hawaii-Hilo, University of.........................3 ............ 3 ............. .500 

Hawaii Pacifi c ..........................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Holy Names College ................................2 ............ 1 ............. .666 

Hope International University .................13 ........... 1 ............. .929 

Humboldt State University .......................1 ............ 6 ............. .143 

Idaho, The College of ..............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Idaho, University of ..................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

John Carroll University ............................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Kean College of New Jersey ...................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

La Verne, University of ...........................19 ........... 9 ............. .679 

Lawrence University (WI) ........................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Lee College .............................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Lewis and Clark College ..........................2 ............ 1 ............. .667 

Liberty University .....................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

L.I.F.E. Bible College ...............................6 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Loyola Marymount University ..................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

MacMurray College .................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Mesa State College .................................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 

39 

OPPONENT W L PCT. 

The Master’s College .............................16 ........... 5 ............. .762 

Menlo College.........................................21 ........... 9 ............. .700 

Midland Lutheran College (NE) ...............1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Millikin University .....................................1 ............ 1 ............. .500 

Minnesota-Duluth, University of...............0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Montevallo, University of .........................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Montreat College .....................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Mount Senario College ............................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Nazareth College .....................................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Nebraska Wesleyan University ................1 ............ 1 ............. .500 

Nevada-Reno, University of.....................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

New Orleans, University of ......................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Northern Arizona University .....................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Northern Colorado, University of .............1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Northwestern College of Iowa .................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Northwest Nazarene College...................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Notre Dame, College of ...........................3 ............ 2 ............. .600 

Occidental College .................................16 ........... 9 ............. .640 

Oregon Tech College ...............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Oregon, University of ...............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Oregon State University ..........................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

Otterbein College.....................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Pacifi c, University of the ..........................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Point Loma Nazarene University ............18 .......... 23 ............ .439 

Pomona-Pitzer College...........................21 .......... 10 ............ .677 

Principia College......................................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Puget Sound, University of ......................1 ............ 1 ............. .500 

Redlands, University of...........................19 .......... 12 ............ .613 

Rhode Island College ..............................1 ............ 1 ............. .500 

Ripon College ..........................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Robert Morris College (IL) .......................1 ............ 1 ............. .500 

Rowan College of New Jersey ................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

St. John Fisher College ...........................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

St. Mary’s College ...................................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

San Diego State University......................0 ............ 9 ............. .000 

San Diego, University of ..........................1 ........... 16 ............ .059 

San Jose Bible College ...........................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

San Francisco State University ...............9 ............ 8 ............. .529 

Savannah College of Art and Design.......1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Seattle Pacifi c University .........................1 ............ 2 ............. .333 

Simon Fraser University ..........................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Simpson College (IA)...............................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Sonoma State University .........................7 ........... 14 ............ .333 

South, University of the ...........................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Southern Methodist University.................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Southern Mississippi University ...............0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

Southern Oregon State College ..............1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Southern Utah State College ...................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

Southwestern University (TX) ..................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

Spring Harbor College .............................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Stanford University ..................................0 ............ 3 ............. .000 

Texas Christian University .......................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

Texas, University of .................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Trinity University ......................................2 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

United States International University ....11........... 24 ............ .314 

Utah State University ...............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Vanguard University ...............................12 .......... 24 ............ .333 

Washington, University of ........................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Washington State University ...................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Wayne State ............................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

West Coast Christian College ..................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Western Baptist College ..........................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Western Illinois, University of ..................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Western Montana College .......................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Western New Mexico University ..............1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Western State College .............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Western Washington, University of..........0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Westminster College (UT) .......................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Westmont College ...................................2 ........... 12 ............ .143 

Wheaton College (IL)...............................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Wheaton College (MA) ............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Whittier College ......................................13 ........... 3 ............. .813 

Willamette University ...............................0 ............ 2 ............. .000 

William Jewell ..........................................1 ............ 0 ........... 1.000 

Wisconsin-River Falls, University of ........0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Wooster, College of .................................0 ............ 1 ............. .000 

Wyoming, University of ............................0 ............ 1 ............. .000

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 


• 2007-2008 • 

Coach: Chris Carlson 

Overall Record: 18-12 • CCAA Record: 11-9 

Nov. 17 at San Diego State ......................L 60-76 

Nov. 24 at Grand Canyon .........................L 62-72 

Nov. 30 Cal State Stanislaus .................. W 63-60 

Dec. 1 . Chico State ................................ W 65-55 

Dec. 6 . Alaska Fairbanks ....................... W 69-58 

Dec. 16 William Jewell ............................ W 70-51 

Dec. 18 Wayne State .............................. W 73-59 

Jan. 4 ... at Sonoma State ........................ W 58-54 

Jan. 5 ... at Humboldt State ........................L 69-80 

Jan. 11 .. at Cal State Dominguez Hills. W 78-74 (OT) 

Jan. 12 . at Cal State L.A. ..............L 102-111 (OT) 

Jan. 18 . Cal Poly Pomona ....................... W 55-52 

Jan. 19 . Cal State San Bernardino .......... W 76-65 

Jan. 25 . San Francisco State ........... L 58-68 (OT) 

Jan. 26 . CSU Monterey Bay ......................L 93-97 

Jan. 29 . Grand Canyon ........................... W 62-52 

Feb. 1 .. at Chico State ............................ W 62-49 

Feb. 2 .. at Cal State Stanislaus .............. W 75-58 

Feb. 8 .. Humboldt State .......................... W 84-72 

Feb. 9 .. Sonoma State ............................ W 82-61 

Feb. 15 Cal State L.A. ............................ W 64-63 

Feb. 16 Cal State Dominguez Hills. ..........L 46-61 

Feb. 22 at Cal State San Bernardino ........L 55-70 

Feb. 23 at Cal Poly Pomona .....................L 76-78 

Feb. 28 at CSU Monterey Bay ..................L 66-84 

Feb. 29 at San Francisco State ................L 59-77 

Mar. 4... Cal State San Bernardino ..W 63-59 (OT) 

Mar. 7... vs. San Francisco State ............. W 72-65 

Mar. 8... vs. Cal Poly Pomona ................. W 64-56 

Mar. 14 at Alaska Anchorage .....................L60-80 

• 2005-2006 • 

Coach:Bill Carr 


Nov. 18 at Cal Poly ...................................L 67-71 

Nov. 22 at Pomona Pitzer ....................... W 54-47 

Nov. 25 at Grand Canyon .........................L 60-72 

Dec. 2 .. at Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 49-51 

Dec. 3 .. at Cal State L.A. ..........................L 58-61 

Dec. 13 at Point Loma ..............................L 63-71 

Dec. 17 at Hawaii Hilo ...............................L 69-75 

Dec. 19 vs. Montreat College .................. W 70-58 

Dec. 21 at Hawaii Hilo ...............................L 62-69 

Jan. 3 ... Grand Canyon ...................W 94-91 (OT) 

Jan. 6 ... Cal State Stanislaus ....................L 75-79 

Jan. 7 ... Chico State ................................ W 61-41 

Jan. 11 . at Cal State San Bernardino ........L 42-64 

Jan. 14 . at Cal State Monterey Bay ......... W 67-62 

Jan. 20 . Cal State Dominguez Hills ......... W 79-46 

Jan. 21 . Cal Poly Pomona ...............W 83-79 (OT) 

Jan. 27 . at Sonoma State ..........................L 53-70 

Jan. 28 . at San Francisco State .............. W 65-56 

Jan. 31 . at Chapman University ....... L 64-70 (OT) 

Feb. 3 .. Cal State L.A. ............................ W 66-51 

Feb. 4 .. Cal State Bakersfi eld ...................L 60-80 

Feb. 10 at Chico State ............................ W 70-56 

Feb. 11 . at Cal State Stanislaus .............. W 81-77 

Feb. 15 Cal State San Bernardino .......... W 57-55 

Feb. 17 Cal State Monterey Bay ............. W 70-67 


Feb. 25 at Cal State Dominguez Hills W 80-77 (OT) 

Mar. 3... San Francisco State .................. W 50-38 

Mar. 4... Sonoma State ..............................L 40-67 

•2003-2004 • 

Coach: Greg Lanthier 


Nov. 21 at La Verne ..............................L 78 – 81 

Nov. 29 at Redlands ......................... L 112 – 119 

Dec. 4 .. at Grand Canyon ............W 82 – 78 (OT) 

Dec. 6 .. at San Diego State ..................L 51 – 76 

Dec. 13 Grand Canyon .........................L 56 – 62 

Dec. 16 Seattle Pacifi c ..........................L 67 – 80 

Dec. 23 at University of San Diego .......L 66 – 81 

Jan. 2 ... at Cal State L.A. ..................... W 55 – 45 

Jan. 3 ... at Cal State Dominguez Hills .. W 68 – 66 

Jan. 9 ... Cal Poly Pomona .................... W 65 – 64 

Jan. 10 . Cal State San Bernardino ........L 56 – 75 

Jan. 16 . UC Davis .................................L 67 – 74 

Jan. 17 . Chico State ..............................L 76 – 85 

Jan. 23 . at Cal State Stanislaus ............L 52 – 55 

Jan. 24 . at Cal State Bakersfi eld ...........L 58 – 73 

Jan. 30 . Sonoma State ..........................L 65 – 74 

Jan. 31 . San Francisco State ............... W 80 – 70 

Feb. 6 .. at San Francisco State ............L 69 – 75 

Feb. 7 . at Sonoma State ......................L 59 – 72 

Feb. 13 Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 61 – 86 

Feb. 14 Cal State Stanislaus ............... W 80 – 63 

Feb. 20 at Chico State ........................L 98 – 108 

Feb. 21 at UC Davis ............................ W 79 – 73 

Feb. 27 Cal State Dominguez Hills ...... W 83 – 77 

Feb. 28 Cal State L.A. .................W 83 – 79 (OT) 

Mar. 5... at Cal State San Bernardino ....L 76 – 88 

Mar. 6... at Cal Poly Pomona .................L 66 – 71 

• 2006-2007 • 

Coach:Bill Carr 


Nov. 15 at San Diego State ......................L 48-84 

Nov. 20 at Grand Canyon ................ L 62-64 (OT) 

Nov. 24 vs. Seattle Pacifi c ...................... W 62-52 

Nov. 25 vs. Montevallo ............................ W 61-60 

Dec. 1 .. Chico State ..................................L 67-74 

Dec. 2 .. Cal State Stanislaus .................. W 76-72 

Dec. 10 Hawaii Pacifi c ..............................L 50-53 

Dec. 20 at Cal State Dominguez Hills .......L 51-60 

Jan. 4 ... at Humboldt State ........................L 76-90 

Jan. 6 ... at Sonoma State ..........................L 70-75 

Jan. 12 . at Cal State L.A. ........................ W 59-54 

Jan. 13 . at Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 36-67 

Jan. 19 . Cal State San Bernardino .......... W 69-63 

Jan. 20 . Cal Poly Pomona .........................L 54-60 

Jan. 26 . at San Francisco State .............. W 63-58 

Jan. 27 . at CSU Monterey Bay ..................L 55-71 

Feb. 2 .. at Cal State Stanislaus W 116-103 (4OT) 

Feb. 3 .. at Chico State ............................ W 69-54 

Feb. 6 .. Cal State Dominguez Hills ......... W 45-44 

Feb. 9 .. Sonoma State ............................ W 90-76 

Feb. 10 Humboldt State ............................L 59-61 

Feb. 16 Cal State Bakersfi eld ...................L 56-67 

Feb. 17 Cal State L.A. ..............................L 77-86 


Feb. 24 at Cal State San Bernardino ........L 59-77 

Mar. 2... CSU Monterey Bay .................. W 100-82 

Mar. 3... San Francisco State .................. W 73-47 

• 2004-2005 • 

Coach: Bill Carr 


Nov. 20 at San Diego ............................L 35 – 74 

Nov. 23 Pomona - Pitzer ...................... W 62 – 54 

Nov. 27 at San Diego State ..................L 51 – 86 

Nov. 29 Chapman ................................ W 59 – 56 

Dec. 3 .. Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 48 – 66 

Dec. 4 .. Cal State L.A. ......................... W 59 – 57 

Dec. 15 Mesa State ..............................L 55 – 81 

Dec. 17 Point Loma ............................. W 76 – 64 

Jan. 7 ... at Cal State Stanislaus ...W 71 – 70 (OT) 

Jan. 8 ... at Chico State ..........................L 54 – 80 


Jan. 14 . Cal State Monterey Bay ...........L 82 – 87 

Jan. 21 . at Cal State Dominguez Hills ...L 44 – 62 

Jan. 22 . at Cal Poly Pomona ..................L 55 – 71 

Jan. 25 . Grand Canyon ........................ W 78 – 64 

Jan. 28 . Sonoma State ..........................L 51 – 64 

Jan. 29 . San Francisco State ............... W 61 – 58 

Feb. 4 .. at Cal State L.A. ..................... W 55 – 50 

Feb. 5 .. at Cal State Bakersfi eld .......... W 66 – 60 

Feb. 11 . Chico State ..............................L 66 – 82 

Feb. 12 Cal State Stanislaus ............... W 71 – 68 

Feb. 16 at Cal State San Bernardino ....L 50 – 69 

Feb. 19 at Cal State Monterey Bay .......L 66 – 73 

Feb. 25 Cal Poly Pomona .....................L 50 – 70 


Mar. 4... at San Francisco State ............L 59 – 74 

Mar. 5... at Sonoma State ......................L 52 – 67 

• 2002-2003 • 



Dec. 2 .. at San Diego State ..................L 57 – 87 

Dec. 4 .. Grand Canyon ........................ W 82 – 69 

Dec. 7 .. at Grand Canyon .....................L 70 – 87 

Dec. 14 at University of San Diego .....L 62 – 105 

Dec. 17 UC Santa Cruz ....................... W 75 – 70 

Dec. 19 Chaminade (HI) .......................L 83 – 89 

Dec. 28 Humboldt ...............................L 58 – 100 

Jan. 3 ... Cal State Stanislaus ................L 42 – 73 

Jan. 4 ... Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 58 – 87 

Jan. 10 . at Cal State Dominguez Hills .. W 62 – 57 

Jan. 11 . at Cal State L.A. ..................... W 72 – 55 


Jan. 18 . Cal Poly Pomona .....................L 62 – 88 

Jan. 24 . Chico State ..............................L 69 – 92 

Jan. 25 . UC Davis .................. L 100 – 105 (2OT) 

Jan. 31 . at Sonoma State ......................L 53 – 70 

Feb. 1 .. at San Francisco State ... L 63 – 71 (OT) 

Feb. 7 .. at Cal State Bakersfi eld ...........L 50 – 67 

Feb. 8 .. at Cal State Stanislaus ............L 68 – 79 

Feb. 14 Cal State L.A. ..........................L 55 – 66 


Feb. 21 at Cal Poly Pomona .................L 41 – 57 


Feb. 28 at UC Davis ............................ W 85 – 84 

Mar. 1... at Chico State ..........................L 82 – 89 

Mar. 7... San Francisco State ............... W 72 – 56 

Mar. 8... Sonoma State ..........................L 49 – 59 

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• 2001-2002 • 



Nov. 17 Redlands .............................. W 104 – 44 

Nov. 20 at University of San Diego .......L 62 – 89 


Nov. 30 vs. Holy Names ...................... W 62 – 53 

Dec. 1 .. at UC Santa Cruz ................... W 76 – 54 

Dec. 8 .. Sonoma State ..........................L 65 – 74 

Dec. 9 .. San Francisco State ................L 62 – 71 

Dec. 14 Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 62 – 85 

Dec. 15 Cal State Stanislaus ............... W 71 – 57 

Dec. 28 at University of Alaska Fairbanks L 50 – 67 

Dec. 30 at University of Alaska Fairbanks L 74 – 76 

Jan. 4 ... at Cal State L.A. ......................L 50 – 77 

Jan. 5 ... at Cal State Dominguez Hills ...L 81 – 87 

Jan. 11 . Cal Poly Pomona .................... W 70 – 64 


Jan. 18 . at Chico State .................W 88 – 87 (OT) 

Jan. 19 . at UC Davis .............................L 79 – 86 

Jan. 23 . Grand Canyon .........................L 73 – 78 

Jan. 26 . at Grand Canyon .................... W 76 – 72 

Feb. 1 .. at San Francisco State ............L 65 – 82 

Feb. 2 .. at Sonoma State ......................L 69 – 76 

Feb. 8 .. at Cal State Stanislaus ............L 63 – 67 

Feb. 9 .. at Cal State Bakersfi eld ...........L 82 – 89 

Feb. 15 Cal State Dominguez Hills .......L 83 – 93 

Feb. 16 Cal State L.A. ..........................L 72 – 82 


Feb. 23 at Cal Poly Pomona .................L 66 – 88 

Mar. 1... UC Davis .................................L 78 – 91 

Mar. 2... Chico State ........................... W 101 – 91 

• 1999-2000 • 


Overall Record: 5-20 

Nov. 19 Vanguard .................................L 83 – 88 

Nov. 20 at Pomona – Pitzer ..................L 63 – 73 

Nov. 23 at Cal Lutheran University .......L 67 – 78 

Nov. 26 Cal State Hayward .................. W 74 – 66 

Nov. 27 Redlands ................................ W 83 – 80 

Nov. 30 Point Loma Nazarene ..............L 68 – 85 

Dec. 4 .. at Utah State ............................L 58 – 82 

Dec. 6 .. at Westminster ........................ W 77 – 69 

Dec. 11 at Christian Heritage ................L 80 – 94 

Dec. 18 Christian Heritage ....................L 70 – 88 

Dec. 20 at University of La Verne ........ W 82 – 76 

Dec. 21 at Vanguard .............................L 67 – 71 

Dec. 30 at Cal Poly Pomona .................L 83 – 93 

Dec. 31 Coe ..........................................L 78 – 93 

Jan. 3 ... at Claremont ............................L 67 – 75 

Jan. 5 ... at Redlands .............................L 84 – 88 

Jan. 7 ... La Verne ..................................L 57 – 71 

Jan. 8 ... Dominican University (IL) ........L 73 – 75 

Jan. 23 . at UC Santa Cruz ....................L 68 – 72 

Jan. 24 . at Cal State Monterey Bay .......L 72 – 74 

Jan. 25 . at Holy Names .........................L 67 – 89 

Jan. 29 . The Master’s College...............L 63 – 65 

Feb. 8 .. at UC Riverside .......................L 55 – 69 

Feb. 19 UC Santa Cruz ........................L 68 – 74 

Feb. 25 at The Master’s College .......... W 65 – 63 

• 1997-1998 • 



Nov. 22 vs. Concordia ........................W 112 – 95 

Nov. 23 at Southwestern ......................L 86 – 89 

Nov. 25 at Oregon State ..................... L 78 – 116 

Dec. 1 .. at Claremont .................. L 85 – 89 (OT) 

Dec. 3 .. at Pomona – Pitzer ................ L 90 – 111 

Dec. 13 Redlands .............................. W 103 – 87 

Dec. 17 Occidental ............................. W 109 – 69 

Dec. 18 Point Loma Nazarene ........... W 124 – 98 

Dec. 20 at Cal Lutheran ...................... W 77 – 69 

Dec. 27 Midland Lutheran ................. W 104 – 91 

Dec. 29 at La Verne ............................. W 82 – 81 

Jan. 3 ... Whittier ................................. W 105 – 88 

Jan. 4 ... John Carroll ........................... W 93 – 86 

Jan. 9 ... Point Loma Nazarene ........... W 120 – 91 

Jan. 10 . Robert Morris .......................... W 98 – 88 

Jan. 16 . Chapman .............................. W 102 – 67 

Jan. 23 . Christian Heritage ..................L 89 – 101 

Jan. 30 . at Menlo .................................. W 98 – 71 

Jan. 31 . at UC Santa Cruz ............... W 106 – 104 

Feb. 6 .. at Chapman ........................... W 90 – 63 

Feb. 7 .. Pacifi c Christian .....................W 110 – 79 

Feb. 13 The Master’s College............ W 101 – 91 

Feb. 21 at Christian Heritage ..............L 90 – 104 

Feb. 27 UC Santa Cruz ........................L 64 – 74 

Feb. 28 Menlo .................................... W 121 – 86 

• 2000-2001 • 




Nov. 20 at Cal Poly ...............................L 67 – 89 

Nov. 29 Christian Heritage ....................L 48 – 53 

Dec. 9 .. at Chico State ..........................L 66 – 76 

Dec. 10 at UC Davis .............................L 47 – 78 

Dec. 13 at UC Irvine ..............................L 60 – 97 

Dec. 15 San Francisco State ............... W 96 – 77 

Dec. 16 Sonoma State ..........................L 61 – 66 

Dec. 30 at La Verne ............................. W 77 – 63 

Jan. 5 ... at Cal State Bakersfi eld ...........L 64 – 78 

Jan. 6 ... at Cal State Stanislaus ............L 64 – 73 

Jan. 12 . at Cal Poly Pomona ..................L 67 - 91 

Jan. 13 . at Cal State San Bernardino ....L 52 – 75 

Jan. 19 . Cal State L.A. ..........................L 61 – 71 

Jan. 20 . Cal State Dominguez Hills .......L 54 – 56 

Jan. 24 . at Grand Canyon .....................L 75 – 84 

Jan. 27 . Grand Canyon .........................L 66 – 74 

Feb. 2 .. Chico State ............................. W 68 – 64 

Feb. 3 .. UC Davis .................................L 56 – 70 

Feb. 9 .. at Sonoma State ......................L 41 – 66 

Feb. 10 at San Francisco State ... L 71 – 75 (OT) 

Feb. 16 Cal State Stanislaus ................L 75 – 76 

Feb. 17 Cal State Bakersfi eld ...............L 66 – 75 

Feb. 23 at Cal State Dominguez Hills ...L 58 – 71 

Feb. 24 at Cal State L.A. ......................L 74 – 88 

Mar. 2... Cal State San Bernardino ........L 76 – 85 

Mar. 3... Cal Poly Pomona .................... W 74 – 70 

• 1998-1999 • 



Nov. 20 La Verne ................................. W 90 – 80 

Nov. 24 at Point Loma Nazarene ......... W 73 – 72 

Nov. 27 Hamline .................................. W 80 – 72 

Nov. 28 Point Loma Nazarene ............. W 66 – 58 

Dec. 1 .. Cal Lutheran ........................... W 77 – 70 

Dec. 4 .. Claremont ............................... W 81 – 79 

Dec. 5 .. at Occidental ........................... W 94 – 69 

Dec. 12 Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 79 – 74 

Dec. 16 at Cal Baptist ......................... W 91 – 90 

Dec. 17 Holy Names .......................... W 104 – 49 

Dec. 19 at Whittier .............................. W 89 – 76 

Dec. 21 Robert Morris (IL) ....................L 76 – 84 

Dec. 22 Simpson College (IA) .............. W 98 – 87 

Dec. 31 Lawrence .................................L 68 – 77 

Jan. 3 ... Baker .................................... W 101 – 79 

Jan. 8 ... Biola ........................................ W 81 – 76 

Jan. 9 ... Southern Cal College ............. W 67 – 53 

Jan. 16 . Hope International ............... W 101 – 64 

Jan. 22 . UC Santa Cruz ......................W 114 – 74 

Jan. 26 . at Chapman ............................ W 87 – 77 

Jan. 30 . at Christian Heritage .................L 75 – 81 

Feb. 9 .. Chapman ................................ W 97 – 88 

Feb. 12 at UC Santa Cruz ................... W 79 – 55 

Feb. 14 at UC Santa Cruz ....................L 66 – 70 

Feb. 20 at The Master’s College .......L 100 – 101 

• 1996-1997 • 



Nov. 22 Claremont ............................ W 103 – 90 

Nov. 23 at Whittier .............................. W 85 – 74 

Nov. 26 at Occidental .......................... W 84 – 81 

Nov. 29 Wisconsin – River Falls ...........L 63 – 82 


Dec. 3 .. Pomona – Pitzer ......................L 73 – 97 

Dec. 5 .. vs. Pacifi c Christian ................ W 88 – 70 

Dec. 6 .. vs. Southwestern (TX) .............L 80 – 88 

Dec. 7 .. vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 86 – 83 

Dec. 18 College of Wooster ..................L 75 – 84 

Dec. 22 Cal Lutheran .......................... W 98 – 88 

Dec. 27 Clark (MA) .................. W 121 – 114 (OT) 

Dec. 31 Gustavus Adolphus ................. W 59 – 52 

Jan. 3 ... Savannah ............................... W 80 – 69 

Jan. 4 ... Southern Cal College ..... L 81 – 83 (OT) 

Jan. 8 ... at Redlands ............................ W 90 – 67 

Jan. 11 . UC Riverside .......................... W 76 – 66 

Jan. 24 . Chapman ................................ W 91 – 83 

Jan. 31 . Menlo ..................................... W 87 – 65 

Feb. 1 .. UC Santa Cruz ..................... W 101 – 61 

Feb. 8 .. at The Master’s College .......... W 95 – 88 

Feb. 14 at Chapman ................... L 79 – 81 (OT) 

Feb. 21 at Menlo ................................. W 82 – 61 


Feb. 25 Christian Heritage ....................L 75 – 96 

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• 1995-1996 • 



Nov. 17 at Redlands ............................ W 92 – 91 

Nov. 18 Occidental ............................ L 105 – 111 


Nov. 25 Cal Poly Pomona ...................L 75 – 101 

Nov. 30 vs. Concordia ..........................L 67 – 87 

Dec. 1 .. vs. Menlo ................................ W 87 – 73 

Dec. 2 .. vs. Hamline ............................ W 94 – 80 

Dec. 9 .. at Pomona – Pitzer ................. W 89 – 81 

Dec. 16 Whittier ................................. W 100 – 90 

Dec. 18 at Claremont ...........................L 88 – 96 

Dec. 20 at Cal Lutheran .....................L 66 – 101 

Dec. 29 at Azusa Pacifi c ......................L 88 – 90 

Jan. 5 ... University of the South (TN) ... W 83 – 71 

Jan. 6 ... Ripon College (WI) ............... W 104 – 97 

Jan. 12 . at UC Riverside .....................L 66 – 103 

Jan. 13 . at Chapman .............................L 78 – 90 

Jan. 19 . The Master’s College............. L 94 – 110 

Jan. 27 . Menlo .....................................W 117 – 65 

Jan. 30 . Chapman ....................... L 86 – 93 (OT) 

Feb. 1 .. at Point Loma Nazarene ..........L 85 – 89 

Feb. 9 .. at Menlo ................................. W 69 – 65 


Feb. 15 at Southern Cal College ..........L 78 – 99 

Feb. 20 at Christian Heritage ..............L 88 – 103 

Feb. 24 UC Santa Cruz ....................... W 99 – 76 

• 1993-1994 • 

Coach: Tom Marshall 


Nov. 19 Pomona – Pitzer ......................L 68 – 89 

Nov. 26 Christian Heritage ................... W 63 – 61 

Nov. 27 La Verne ................................. W 70 – 68 

Dec. 2 .. vs. Pacifi c Christian ...............W 118 – 95 

Dec. 3 .. vs. Chapman ..........................L 68 – 81 

Dec. 4 .. at Redlands .......................... W 102 – 87 

Dec. 18 at Northern Arizona ................. W 92 – 82 

Dec. 20 Redlands .............................. W 102 – 90 

Dec. 23 at Cal Lutheran ......................L 79 – 100 

Dec. 30 vs. Calvin College (MI) ...W 84 – 82 (OT) 

Dec. 31 at Occidental ........................... W 83 – 82 

Jan. 4 ... Whittier ................................... W 78 – 62 

Jan. 7 ... Milkin University (IL) ............... W 85 – 58 


Jan. 11 . at Chapman ............................ W 77 – 61 

Jan. 15 . UC Santa Cruz ..................... W 101 – 71 

Jan. 21 . at Menlo ...................................L 78 – 80 

Jan. 22 . at Dominican .......................... W 90 – 75 

Jan. 25 . at Christian Heritage ............... W 89 – 78 

Jan. 29 . Bethany ................................. W 79 – 60 

Feb. 4 .. Chapman ............................... W 92 – 80 

Feb. 11 . Menlo ..................................... W 85 – 79 


Feb. 25 Dominican .............................. W 97 – 67 

Mar. 3... Pomona – Pitzer! .................... W 67 – 66 

Mar. 5... Cal Lutheran! ...........................L 81 – 95 

!NCAA Tournament Game 

• 1991-1992 • 



Nov. 22 Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 88 – 53 


Nov. 30 Point Loma Nazarene ..............L 71 – 76 

Dec. 6 .. Christ College ......................... W 82 – 78 

Dec. 14 at Cal State San Bernardino ....L 84 – 91 

Dec. 20 at Boise State .........................L 70 – 82 

Dec. 23 at University of La Verne ........ W 74 – 72 


Dec. 30 at University of Washington .....L 53 – 77 

Jan. 3 ... Redlands ............................... W 115 - 80 


Jan. 6 ... Trinity ..................................... W 78 – 53 

Jan. 8 ... at Cal Lutheran ...................... W 83 – 71 

Jan. 10 . Dominican .............................. W 91 – 53 

Jan. 14 . Puget Sound ........................... W 78 – 75 

Jan. 17 . at Bethany .............................. W 81 – 62 

Jan. 18 . at UC Santa Cruz ................... W 75 – 43 

Jan. 24 . Menlo ...................................... W 85 – 59 

Jan. 28 . at Occidental .......................... W 72 – 67 

Jan. 31 . Whittier .................................. W 90 – 67 

Feb. 4 .. at Christian Heritage ............. W 105 – 96 

Feb. 7 .. Bethany ................................. W 89 – 67 

Feb. 14 at Dominican ........................ W 109 – 70 

Feb. 15 at Menlo ................................. W 91 – 50 

Feb. 18 Pacifi c Christian ...................... W 97 – 46 


Mar. 7... Cal Lutheran! ...........................L 70 – 88 


• 1994-1995 • 



Nov. 18 Redlands .................................L 87 – 90 

Nov. 25 Occidental ................................L 75 – 95 

Nov. 26 Christian Heritage ..................W 118 – 94 

Dec. 1 .. vs. Buena Vista College (IA) ... W 67 – 66 

Dec. 2 .. at Redlands .............................L 76 – 93 

Dec. 3 .. vs. Menlo ..............................L 81 – 103 

Dec. 17 at Whittier .............................. W 95 – 71 


Dec. 22 at La Verne ............................ L 79 – 113 

Dec. 27 Wheaton College (MA) ............L 89 – 94 

Dec. 29 vs. Gordon College (MA) .........L 82 – 87 

Dec. 30 vs. Cornell College (IA) ........... W 96 – 75 

Jan. 3 ... Claremont ............................... W 97 – 93 

Jan. 6 ... Pomona – Pitzer ......................L 77 – 87 

Jan. 7 ... Occidental ...............................L 80 – 92 

Jan. 11 . Chapman ................. L 102 – 109 (3OT) 

Jan. 20 . at Dominican .......................... W 90 – 75 

Jan. 21 . at Menlo ..................................L 76 – 83 

Jan. 24 . Christian Heritage ................... W 86 – 78 

Jan. 27 . UC Santa Cruz ....................... W 94 – 74 

Feb. 3 .. at Chapman ......................... W 102 – 95 

Feb. 9 .. Point Loma Nazarene .............L 88 – 98 


Feb. 18 at Bethany ...............................L 80 – 91 

Feb. 24 Menlo ...................................... W 87 – 82 

• 1992-1993 • 



Nov. 20 Occidental .............................. W 88 – 74 

Nov. 24 at Pomona – Pitzer ..................L 65 – 69 

Nov. 27 Point Loma Nazarene .............L 74 – 90 


Dec. 3 .. vs. Cal Baptist ........................ W 66 – 62 

Dec. 4 .. vs. Lewis and Clark College (OR) .........L 

71 – 73 

Dec. 5 .. vs. Menlo ................................L 71 – 77 

Dec. 19 at Whittier ..................W 101 – 89 (2OT) 


Dec. 23 La Verne ..................................L 75 – 77 

Jan. 2 ... at Oregon State .......................L 39 – 97 

Jan. 6 ... at Redlands .........................W 127 – 112 

Jan. 8 ... Haverford College (PA) ......... W 105 – 65 

Jan. 9 ... Rowan College of New Jersey L 73 – 75 


Jan. 16 . at Bethany .............................. W 99 – 96 

Jan. 21 . at Point Loma Nazarene ........ W 76 – 70 

Jan. 22 . Dominican ............................. W 107 – 73 

Jan. 29 . Christian ................................ W 91 – 85 

Feb. 5 .. UC Santa Cruz ....................... W 91 – 38 

Feb. 12 at Menlo .........................W 79 – 75 (OT) 

Feb. 13 at Dominican ........................ W 102 – 94 

Feb. 16 at Christ College of Irvine ........L 75 – 80 

Feb. 19 Bethany .................................. W 83 – 74 

Feb. 26 Menlo ...................................... W 81 – 66 

• 1990-1991 • 



Nov. 17 at Christ College ..................... W 60 – 56 

Nov. 20 Point Loma Nazarene ........... W 102 – 82 

Nov. 23 Occidental .............................. W 94 – 92 


Nov. 30 at Menlo ................................. W 88 – 85 

Dec. 1 .. at The Master’s College .......... W 79 – 72 

Dec. 12 La Verne ............................... W 103 – 72 

Dec. 15 at The Master’s College ...........L 83 – 90 


Dec. 22 Redlands ...............................W 114 – 91 

Dec. 28 at Washington State .............L 78 – 103 

Jan. 2 ... Nazareth .............................. W 109 – 97 

Jan. 4 ... Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 86 – 65 

Jan. 5 ... La Verne ................................. W 82 – 71 

Jan. 11 . at Pomona – Pitzer ................. W 68 – 55 

Jan. 15 . Occidental .............................. W 85 – 78 


Jan. 19 . at Menlo ................................. W 83 – 66 

Jan. 25 . Cal State San Bernardino ....... W 81 – 69 

Feb. 1 .. at Claremont ..................W 97 – 86 (OT) 

Feb. 8 .. Menlo ..................................... W 75 – 67 

Feb. 9 .. UC Santa Cruz ....................... W 81 – 64 

Feb. 12 at Whittier .............................. W 88 – 70 

Feb. 16 at Cal State San Bernardino ... W 81 – 62 

Feb. 19 at Pacifi c Christian ................ W 106 – 60 

Mar. 2... Claremont .............................. W 76 – 72 

Mar. 8... at Otterbein ............................L 95 – 108 


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• 1989-1990 • 



Nov. 21 Whittier .................................. W 94 – 80 

Nov. 24 La Verne ..................................L 66 – 69 

Nov. 25 Kean .................................. W 126 – 109 

Nov. 28 Claremont – Mudd .................. W 86 – 73 

Nov. 30 at Cal Baptist ......................... W 80 – 76 

Dec. 1 .. at Menlo ....................... L 85 – 86 (2OT) 

Dec. 2 .. at Cal State San Bernardino ... W 91 – 75 

Dec. 16 The Master’s College.............. W 74 – 69 

Dec. 20 at Lewis & Clark ..................... W 79 – 72 

Dec. 23 at University of Idaho ...............L 54 – 95 

Dec. 29 at Catholic University .............. W 78 – 60 

Dec. 30 at St. John Fisher ................... W 67 – 65 

Jan. 5 ... Bethany .................................. W 94 – 73 

Jan. 6 ... Willamette ...............................L 75 – 86 

Jan. 13 . at Redlands .........................W 116 – 100 


Jan. 20 . Menlo ...................................... W 77 – 67 

Jan. 23 . at Occidental .......................... W 77 – 62 

Jan. 27 . at Cal State San Bernardino . W 104 – 92 

Feb. 1 .. at Point Loma ................W 69 – 68 (OT) 

Feb. 5 .. Dominican ............................ W 107 – 92 

Feb. 9 .. at Menlo ..................................L 62 – 80 

Feb. 10 at UC Santa Cruz ..................W 114 – 71 

Feb. 13 Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 91 – 88 

Feb. 16 Cal State San Bernardino ....... W 99 – 74 

Feb. 24 at US International ...................L 91 – 93 

Mar. 3... at Nebraska Wesleyan .............L 75 – 77 


• 1987-1988 • 



Nov. 20 La Verne ................................. W 93 – 74 

Nov. 27 Occidental ............................. W 107 – 82 

Nov. 28 Grand Canyon ....................... L 72 – 116 

Dec. 3 .. at Colorado ............................. W 91 – 82 

Dec. 4 .. at Redlands .............................L 63 – 64 

Dec. 5 .. at Menlo .................................. W 74 – 70 


Dec. 19 at Redlands ............................ W 70 – 63 

Dec. 21 at Claremont – Mudd ...............L 75 – 81 

Dec. 29 at Point Loma ......................... W 69 – 61 

Jan. 8 ... Simpson .................................. W 90 – 71 

Jan. 9 ... Cal Lutheran ..............W 109 – 104 (OT) 

Jan. 13 . Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 77 – 63 

Jan. 15 . Notre Dame ............................ W 85 – 57 

Jan. 16 . Menlo .....................................W 110 – 85 

Jan. 22 . at UC Santa Cruz ....................L 84 – 78 

Jan. 23 . at Dominican ......................... W 123 – 49 

Jan. 29 . at Cal State San Bernardino ....L 64 – 89 

Feb. 3 .. at La Verne ............................. W 83 – 74 

Feb. 5 .. Cal State San Bernardino ........L 75 – 94 

Feb. 8 .. at Southern Utah State ..........L 92 – 122 

Feb. 12 Dominican ............................. W 133 – 60 


Feb. 17 Whittier ................................... W 86 – 74 

Feb. 19 at Menlo ..................................L 68 – 74 

Feb. 20 at Notre Dame ........................ W 79 – 66 

• 1985-1986 • 



Nov. 22 Redlands ................................ W 89 – 80 

Nov. 27 Occidental ............................. W 108 – 93 

Nov. 30 at UC Berkeley ........................L 46 – 88 

Dec. 2 .. at Stanford ............................L 69 – 108 

Dec. 5 .. US International ................... L 107 – 112 

Dec. 6 .. La Verne ................................. W 89 – 80 

Dec. 14 at Claremont – Mudd .............. W 99 – 94 

Dec. 17 Whittier ..................................L 85 – 209 

Dec. 21 L.A. Baptist ............................. W 84 – 80 

Dec. 27 at Notre Dame College ........... W 74 – 72 

Dec. 28 at Cal State Stanislaus ............L 51 – 53 

Jan. 3 ... Fresno Pacifi c ..........................L 61 – 62 

Jan. 7 ... Trinity ..................................... W 80 – 76 

Jan. 10 . Notre Dame College ................L 62 – 68 

Jan. 11 . Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 85 – 71 

Jan. 14 . Point Loma Nazarene ..............L 52 – 61 

Jan. 16 . at Christ College ......................L 83 – 89 

Jan. 20 . Cal Baptist ...............................L 67 – 84 

Jan. 22 . at La Verne ............................. W 93 – 82 

Jan. 29 . at Cal State San Bernardino ... W 95 – 76 

Feb. 1 .. Westmont ............................... W 68 – 66 

Feb. 6 .. at Point Loma Nazarene ..........L 60 – 78 

Feb. 15 at Cal Lutheran ....................... W 88 – 85 

Feb. 20 at Azusa Pacifi c ...................... W 90 – 88 

Feb. 22 Cal State San Bernardino ..... W 108 – 87 

Feb. 25 US International .....................L 94 – 103 

• 1988-1989 • 



Nov. 18 at Claremont – Mudd ...............L 56 – 60 

Nov. 19 at Pacifi c Christian ...................L 65 – 67 

Nov. 25 San Jose Bible ........................ W 96 – 76 

Nov. 26 Claremont – Mudd .................. W 82 – 73 

Nov. 29 at Whittier .............................L 72 – 106 

Dec. 2 .. Point Loma ...........................W 114 – 85 

Dec. 13 Occidental ...............................L 76 – 81 

Dec. 19 at Bethany Bible ......................L 94 – 95 

Dec. 22 at University of the Pacifi c .....L 85 – 108 

Dec. 30 Elmhurst .................................L 90 – 92 

Jan. 6 ... Gordon ................................... W 82 – 59 

Jan. 7 ... Milkin ......................................L 70 – 75 

Jan. 11 . La Verne ................................. W 68 – 66 

Jan. 14 . Redlands ...............................L 99 – 120 

Jan. 18 . at US International .................L 89 – 106 

Jan. 21 . at Menlo ...................................L 71 – 86 

Jan. 24 . at Christian Heritage ..............L 90 – 101 


Jan. 28 . Dominican ..............................W 114 – 78 

Feb. 1 .. at La Verne ..............................L 67 – 73 

Feb. 3 .. Cal State San Bernardino ........L 89 – 96 

Feb. 10 at Cal State San Bernardino ..L 91 – 109 

Feb. 15 at Pomona – Pitzer ..................L 64 – 89 

Feb. 17 at Dominican ........................... W 87 – 83 


Feb. 24 Menlo .......................................L 72 – 73 

• 1986-1987 • 



Nov. 21 vs. Azusa Pacifi c ..................... W 93 – 82 

Nov. 25 vs. Occidental .........................L 77 – 82 

Nov. 28 vs. Redlands ........................... W 75 – 72 

Nov. 29 vs. Stanislaus ..........................L 69 – 79 

Dec. 2 .. vs. US International .............. W 106 – 95 

Dec. 4 .. vs. Cal State San Bernardino . W 83 – 80 

Dec. 5 .. vs. Redlands ........................... W 79 – 73 

Dec. 6 .. vs. Claremont – Mudd .............L 61 – 82 

Dec. 15 vs. Notre Dame ........................L 56 – 70 

Dec. 18 vs. UC Santa Cruz .................. W 88 – 83 

Dec. 23 vs. Cal State San Bernardino ..L 73 – 82 

Dec. 29 vs. Nazareth ........................... W 89 – 85 

Jan. 2 ... vs. Carnegie – Mellon ............. W 75 – 70 

Jan. 3 ... vs. Clark ................................. W 99 – 93 

Jan. 8 ... vs. Wheaton ............................ W 94 – 79 

Jan. 9 ... vs. Menlo ................................ W 85 – 68 

Jan. 10 . vs. Whittier .............................. W 92 – 85 

Jan. 17 . vs. Point Loma ........................ W 90 – 74 

Jan. 22 . vs. Southern Cal College .........L 78 – 96 

Jan. 24 . vs. Claremont – Mudd ............ W 82 – 73 

Jan. 30 . vs. Christian Heritage .......... W 101 – 86 

Feb. 4 .. vs. Cal State San Bernardino W 100 – 99 

Feb. 7 .. vs. Menlo ................................ W 90 – 72 

Feb. 11 . vs. Pomona – Pitzer ................L 66 – 67 

Feb. 13 vs. Christian Heritage ........... W 138 – 81 

Feb. 17 vs. US International ...............L 94 – 106 

• 1984-85 • 



Nov. 16 Azusa Pacifi c .......................... W 68 – 59 

Nov. 20 at Occidental ........................... W 77 – 71 

Nov. 24 at Stanford ...............................L 48 – 87 

Nov. 27 US International ...................... W 83 – 70 

Nov. 30 at St. Mary’s .............................L 67 – 90 

Dec. 11 Cal State San Bernardino ....... W 74 – 61 

Dec. 15 at Pomona – Pitzer ................. W 67 – 63 

Dec. 17 at Humboldt .............................L 68 – 74 

Dec. 18 at George Fox ........................L 93 – 107 

Dec. 19 at Western Baptist ...................L 82 – 97 

Dec. 21 Stanislaus State ...................... W 76 – 60 

Dec. 29 Colorado College ...................W 116 – 90 

Jan. 4 ... Occidental ............................... W 64 – 59 

Jan. 4 ... UC Riverside ...........................L 59 – 79 

Jan. 5 ... Rhode Island College ............. W 99 – 89 

Jan. 11 . Claremont – Mudd .................. W 89 – 79 

Jan. 18 . at Biola .....................................L 70 – 83 

Jan. 25 . at Cal Baptist ...........................L 71 – 74 

Jan. 29 . Cal Lutheran ........................... W 67 – 54 

Feb. 1 .. at Southern Cal College ..........L 69 – 78 

Feb. 5 .. at Westmont ..........................L 77 – 104 

Feb. 9 .. Fresno – Pacifi c ...................... W 85 – 72 

Feb. 12 at Azusa Pacifi c .......................L 65 – 66 

Feb. 15 at Point Loma ..........................L 79 – 91 

Feb. 19 US International ...................... W 80 – 72 

Feb. 22 Southern Cal College ..............L 75 – 93 

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• 1983-1984 • 



Nov. 22 at Claremont ........................... W 69 – 63 

Nov. 25 University of Guadalajara ....... W 84 – 57 

Nov. 26 at UC Berkeley ........................L 62 – 79 

Dec. 3 .. Occidental .......................W 73 – 71 (OT) 

Dec. 10 at Stanford .............................L 60 – 107 

Dec. 16 at Cal State L.A. ......................L 66 – 80 

Dec. 17 at Western Montana ................L 64 – 70 

Dec. 19 at Western New Mexico State . L 58 – 72 

Dec. 28 at Alaska Fairbanks ................ W 78 – 71 

Dec. 29 at Oregon Tech ........................L 65 – 76 

Dec. 30 at Williamette ...........................L 67 – 70 


Jan. 6 ... Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 71 – 60 

Jan. 7 ... Chapman .................................L 52 – 80 

Jan. 11 . Biola .........................................L 57 – 65 

Jan. 14 . at Azusa Pacifi c ...................... W 88 – 78 

Jan. 17 . Southern Cal College ..............L 89 – 96 

Jan. 21 . at Fresno Pacifi c ......................L 54 – 58 

Jan. 24 . at Cal Baptist ...........................L 67 – 77 

Jan. 31 . at Cal Lutheran ........................L 80 – 84 

Feb. 3 .. Point Loma ............................. W 80 – 74 

Feb. 7 .. Azusa Pacifi c .......................... W 85 – 59 

Feb. 10 L.A. Baptist ............................. W 97 – 78 


Feb. 17 Cal Baptist .............................. W 75 – 57 

Feb. 21 at Westmont ..........................L 78 – 107 

Feb. 24 at Point Loma ..........................L 67 – 77 

Mar. 3... at Biola .....................................L 68 – 96 

• 1981-1982 • 

Coach: John Block 


Nov. 30 vs. San Diego State ...............L 70 – 105 

Dec. 4 .. vs. Cal Lutheran ......................L 73 – 75 

Dec. 5 .. vs. Cal State Stanislaus .......... W 75 – 73 

Dec. 8 .. vs. Fort Lewis ....................... W 76 – 75 

Dec. 12 vs. Colorado College .............. W 64 – 58 

Dec. 16 vs. Western State ..................L 78 – 80 

Dec. 18 vs. Mesa ................................L 83 – 88 

Dec. 28 vs. Minnesota - Diluth ..... L 83 – 88 (OT) 

Dec. 29 vs. Western Washington ..........L 76 – 78 

Jan. 5 ... vs. Redlands ........................... W 84 – 56 

Jan. 8 ... vs. Nebraska Wesleyan W 89 – 83 (2OT) 

Jan. 12 . vs. UC Riverside ......................L 65 – 79 

Jan. 16 . vs. Biola .................................L 60 – 97 

Jan. 19 . vs. Point Loma .............. L 77 – 86 (OT) 

Jan. 23 . vs. Fresno Pacifi c ...........W 69 – 65 (OT) 

Jan. 26 . vs. Azusa Pacifi c ......................L 74 – 84 

Jan. 28 . vs. Southern Cal College W 105 – 97 (OT) 

Jan. 30 . vs. Cal Lutheran .............W 76 – 71 (OT) 

Feb. 2 .. vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 86 – 84 

Feb. 6 .. vs. Westmont ...........................L 53 – 85 

Feb. 9 .. vs. L.A. Baptist .........................L 88 – 94 

Feb. 12 vs. Point Loma .........................L 44 – 53 

Feb. 16 vs. Azusa Pacifi c ......................L 66 – 72 

Feb. 19 vs. Southern Cal College .........L 71 – 99 

Feb. 22 vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 97 – 76 

Feb. 25 vs. Biola .................................L 43 – 51 

• 1979-80 • 

Coach: Ron Carter 


Nov. 23 University of Redlands .............L 60 – 61 


Dec. 1 .. Sonoma State ......................... W 77 – 76 

Dec. 10 Principia .................................. W 84 – 76 

Dec. 12 UC Riverside ...........................L 73 – 98 

Dec. 15 at UC Berkeley ......................L 64 – 109 


Dec. 19 at West Coast ..................... W 146 – 53 

Dec. 20 L.A. Baptist ............................. W 85 – 84 

Dec. 28 Chaminade ..............................L 73 – 78 

Dec. 29 Western Illinois ........................L 74 – 91 

Jan. 2 ... at L.A. Baptist ........................W 111 – 93 

Jan. 4 ... at La Verne ........................... W 104 – 89 

Jan. 5 ... at Cal State Northridge ............L 76 – 87 

Jan. 9 ... Mt. Scenario ........................... W 91 – 80 

Jan. 11 . at Cal Tech .............................. W 89 – 53 

Jan. 12 . Northwestern .......................... W 82 – 65 

Jan. 15 . at Redlands .............................L 72 – 82 

Jan. 18 . at Azusa Pacifi c ..................... L 87 – 117 

Jan. 24 . at Point Loma ..........................L 77 – 91 

Jan. 26 . Whittier ................................. W 103 – 91 

Jan. 29 . Southern Cal College ..........W 111 – 101 

Feb. 2 .. Pomona – Pitzer ..................... W 84 – 72 

Feb. 5 .. Cal Baptist .............................. W 46 – 43 

Feb. 8 .. Azusa Pacifi c .......................... W 74 – 66 

Feb. 9 .. at Westmont ............................L 63 – 77 

Feb. 14 Point Loma ............................. W 96 – 94 

Feb. 16 at Cal Baptist .......................... W 73 – 59 


• 1982-1983 • 



Nov. 20 vs. Pomona – Pitzer ............... W 58 – 52 

Nov. 24 vs. Southern Oregon State .... W 86 – 84 

Nov. 26 vs. University of Oregon ..........L 46 – 63 

Dec. 11 vs. Occidental ......................... W 76 – 70 

Dec. 14 vs. Northwest Nazarene .........L 84 – 97 

Dec. 15 vs. College of Idaho .................L 66 – 75 

Dec. 17 vs. Boise State .........................L 68 – 81 

Dec. 18 vs. Eastern Washington ..........L 87 – 94 

Dec. 22 vs. UC Riverside ......................L 67 – 80 

Dec. 27 vs. Cal State L.A. .................... W 77 – 59 

Jan. 7 ... vs. Loyola – Marymount ....... W 87 – 82 

Jan. 8 ... vs. Cal Tech ............................ W 85 – 25 

Jan. 11 . vs. Biola ...................................L 60 – 69 

Jan. 14 . vs. Azusa Pacifi c ..................... W 64 – 55 


Jan. 21 . vs. Fresno Pacifi c ........W 59 – 58 (2OT) 

Jan. 25 . vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 63 – 53 

Feb. 1 .. vs. Cal Lutheran ..................... W 79 – 65 

Feb. 4 .. vs. Point Loma .........................L 54 – 65 

Feb. 8 .. vs. Azusa Pacifi c .....................L 59 – 71 

Feb. 11 . vs. L.A. Baptist .......................W 110 – 56 


Feb. 18 vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 67 – 50 

Feb. 22 vs. Westmont ........................ L 65 – 69 


• 1980-1981 • 




Nov. 29 Redlands ................................ W 85 – 81 

Dec. 5 .. at Cal Poly .............................L 39 – 77 

Dec. 6 .. at Cal State Stanislaus ............L 87 – 89 

Dec. 8 .. UC Berkeley ............................L 56 – 81 

Dec. 16 Occidental ............................. W 71 – 66 

Dec. 19 at Pomona – Pitzer ..................L 66 – 68 

Dec. 20 at L.A. Baptist ......................... W 64 – 52 

Dec. 23 La Verne ................................L 72 – 75 

Dec. 29 at Southern Utah State ............L 68 – 96 

Dec. 30 at Cal Lutheran ......................L 69 – 93 

Jan. 3 ... at Fresno State ........................L 42 – 89 


Jan. 17 . Biola .........................................L 69 – 87 

Jan. 20 . at Point Loma ........................L 82 – 97 

Jan. 24 . at Fresno Pacifi c ..................... W 79 – 78 

Jan. 27 . Azusa Pacifi c ...........................L 76 – 83 

Jan. 29 . at Southern Cal College ..........L 75 – 82 

Jan. 31 . Cal Lutheran ........................... W 83 – 78 

Feb. 3 .. Cal Baptist ...............................L 61 – 70 

Feb. 7 .. at Westmont ..........................L 62 – 68 

Feb. 10 L.A. Baptist ............................. W 76 – 68 

Feb. 13 Point Loma ............................L 70 – 80 

Feb. 17 at Azusa Pacifi c ...................... W 63 – 57 

Feb. 20 Southern Cal College ............. W 79 – 67 

Feb. 23 at Cal Baptist ...........................L 61 – 70 

• 1978-1979 • 

Coach: Barry Cunningham 


Nov. 24 vs. Chapman ...........................L 69 – 74 

Nov. 25 vs. Pomona ............................. W 76 – 60 

Nov. 28 vs. Cal Tech ............................ W 99 – 42 

Dec. 1 .. vs. Cal Poly ..............................L 55 – 76 

Dec. 2 .. vs. Stanislaus State .................L 66 – 72 

Dec. 9 .. vs. Principia ............................ W 74 – 69 

Dec. 14 vs. Puget Sound ......................L 37 – 72 

Dec. 16 vs. Seattle Pacifi c ....................L 57 – 87 

Dec. 20 vs. Stanislaus State .................L 66 – 72 

Dec. 21 vs. Spring Harbor .................... W 87 – 75 

Dec. 27 vs. Southern Methodist ............L 61 – 89 

Dec. 29 vs. Texas Christian ..................L 34 – 63 

Jan. 2 ... vs. La Verne ............................ W 87 – 75 

Jan. 5 ... vs. Westmont ...........................L 58 – 69 

Jan. 6 ... vs. Redlands ........................... W 75 – 67 

Jan. 16 . vs. Whittier .............................L 78 – 104 

Jan. 20 . vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 83 – 81 

Jan. 23 . vs. US International .................L 52 – 63 

Jan. 26 . vs. Point Loma .........................L 55 – 64 

Jan. 27 . vs. UC Davis ............................L 61 – 70 


Feb. 3 .. vs. Azusa Pacifi c ......................L 74 – 75 

Feb. 6 .. vs. University of San Diego .....L 74 – 90 

Feb. 10 vs. Cal Baptist ..........................L 70 – 75 

Feb. 13 vs. US International ................ W 84 – 79 


Feb. 17 vs. University of Hawaii - Hilo ..L 77 – 84 


Feb. 23 vs. Azusa Pacifi c ....................L 70 – 105 

Feb. 24 vs. Sonoma State ................... W 79 – 77 

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• 1977-1978 • 



Nov. 26 at LIFE Bible ........................... W 92 – 54 

Nov. 29 Cal State Northridge ................L 64 – 77 

Dec. 3 .. UC Irvine ................................. W 71 – 64 


Dec. 14 at Humboldt .............................L 54 – 87 

Dec. 17 Westmont ................................L 62 – 76 

Dec. 19 Fresno Pacifi c ..........................L 59 – 84 

Dec. 30 at Cal State Dominguez Hills .. W 70 – 68 

Jan. 3 ... at Texas Christian ....................L 48 – 66 

Jan. 4 ... at Univ. of Texas – Arlington ....L 75 – 91 

Jan. 6 ... at Southern Miss ......................L 61 – 94 

Jan. 11 . at Cal Tech .............................. W 90 – 53 

Jan. 17 . at UC Riverside .......................L 54 – 71 

Jan. 20 . Cal Baptist .............................. W 80 – 73 

Jan. 21 . Cal State Dominguez Hills L 65 – 66 (OT) 

Jan. 24 . at US International .................. W 61 – 52 

Jan. 27 . at Point Loma ..........................L 68 – 73 

Jan. 28 . LIFE Bible ......... Forfeited by LIFE Bible 

Jan. 31 . Southern Cal College ..............L 69 – 90 

Feb. 3 .. at Azusa Pacifi c .......................L 80 – 94 

Feb. 7 .. at Chapman .........................L 79 – 107 

Feb. 11 . at Cal Baptist ......................... W 92 – 82 

Feb. 14 US International .......................L 73 – 75 

Feb. 17 Point Loma ..............................L 59 – 70 

Feb. 18 at University of San Diego .......L 73 – 93 


Feb. 25 Azusa Pacifi c ...........................L 71 – 91 

• 1976-1977 • 

Coach: Dick Satterleee 


Nov. 26 vs. Cal Lutheran ......................L 70 – 74 

Nov. 27 vs. US International ................ W 72 – 71 

Dec. 3 .. vs. UC Irvine ..........................L 84 – 108 

Dec. 11 vs. Ambassador .................... W 56 – 54 

Dec. 14 vs. University of Denver ...........L 69 – 91 

Dec. 16 vs. University of Wyoming .......L 58 – 86 

Dec. 17 vs. Colorado State ...............L 58 – 101 

Dec. 20 vs. University of San Diego .....L 66 – 86 

Dec. 21 vs. Claremont – Mudd .............L 70 – 77 

Dec. 30 vs. Occidental ..........................L 76 – 92 

Jan. 6 ... vs. Grand Canyon ....................L 57 – 78 

Jan. 7 ... vs. Liberty Baptist ....................L 90 – 92 

Jan. 8 ... vs. Lee ...................................L 61 – 81 

Jan. 11 . vs. Cal Poly ..............................L 62 – 92 

Jan. 15 . vs. Cal Baptist ........................L 87 – 109 

Jan. 18 . vs. Azusa Pacifi c ......................L 65 – 73 

Jan. 22 . vs. Point Loma .........................L 71 – 95 

Jan. 25 . vs. Ambassador ...................L 84 – 108 

Jan. 28 . vs. Southern Cal College .. Score Missing 

Jan. 29 . vs. Hayward State ............... L 88 – 110 

Jan. 31 . vs. Saint Mary’s ...................L 75 – 107 

Feb. 3 .. vs. US International .................L 56 – 75 

Feb. 5 .. vs. Chapman .......................L 79 – 107 

Feb. 8 .. vs. Cal Baptist ..........................L 56 – 69 



Feb. 19 vs. Southern Cal College .. Score Missing 


• 1975-1976 • 



Nov. 28 vs. Pomona – Pitzer ............. W 91 – 68 

Nov. 29 vs. US International ...............L 58 – 66 

Dec. 6 .. vs. LIFE Bible ........................W 117 – 27 

Dec. 9 .. vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills L 69 – 73 

Dec. 13 vs. University of New Orleans L 58 – 105 

Dec. 15 vs. Southern Miss ....................L 72 – 94 

Dec. 19 vs. Occidental ......................L 62 – 103 

Dec. 20 vs. Cal Poly ............................L 68 – 94 

Dec. 30 vs. Central ............................ W 90 – 73 

Jan. 2 ... vs. Westmont .........................L 69 – 88 

Jan. 3 ... vs. Ambassador .....................L 65 – 67 

Jan. 6 ... vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills W 65 – 60 

Jan. 9 ... vs. LIFE Bible ......................... W 83 – 41 

Jan. 10 . vs. L.A. Baptist .................... W 100 – 96 

Jan. 13 . vs. Ambassador .................... W 82 – 72 

Jan. 17 . vs. Cal Baptist ........................L 61 – 87 

Jan. 20 . vs. Azusa Pacifi c ....................L 69 – 78 

Jan. 23 . vs. Point Loma ...................... W 91 – 83 

Jan. 31 . vs. Pacifi c Christian .............W 118 – 77 

Feb. 3 .. vs. University of San Diego .....L 70 – 87 

Feb. 7 .. vs. US International .............. W 67 – 66 

Feb. 10 vs. Cal Baptist ......................L 66 – 102 

Feb. 14 vs. Azusa Pacifi c ....................L 57 – 63 

Feb. 17 vs. Point Loma .....................L 73 – 101 

Feb. 21 vs. Pacifi c Christian ............... W 87 – 82 

Feb. 24 vs. US International ................L 67 – 75 

• 1974-1975 • 



NDA ..... vs. Chico State ....................... W 76 – 62 

NDA ..... vs. US International .................L 59 – 75 

NDA ..... vs. LIFE Bible ...................... W 106 – 48 

NDA ..... vs. University of San Diego .....L 66 – 70 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Poly Pomona .............. W 77 – 70 

NDA ..... vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills . L 82 – 86 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Poly ..............................L 42 – 70 

NDA ..... vs. UC Davis ............................L 69 – 80 

NDA ..... vs. Sacramento State ..............L 64 – 82 

NDA ..... vs. Pacifi c Christian .............. W 106 – 81 

NDA ..... vs. Chapman ........................ W 101 – 90 

NDA ..... vs. Azusa Pacifi c ................... W 101 – 74 


NDA ..... vs. Point Loma ........................ W 60 – 58 

NDA ..... vs. UC Irvine ............................L 67 – 76 


NDA ..... vs. Cal Baptist ............W 68 – 82 (Forfeit) 

NDA ..... vs. Occidental ..........................L 64 – 77 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Baptist ..........................L 80 – 89 

NDA ..... vs. Pacifi c Christian .............. W 105 – 87 

NDA ..... vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills W 100 – 78 

NDA ..... vs. Azusa Pacifi c ......................L 66 – 71 

NDA ..... vs. Point Loma ........................ W 83 – 76 

NDA ..... vs. Lewis & Clark .................... W 86 – 64 

NDA ..... vs. L.A. Baptist .......................W 115 – 85 


• 1973-1974 • 

Coach: Bill Reeves 


Results Not Available ............................................ 

• 1972-1973 • 

Coach: Bill Reeves 


NDA ..... vs. La Verne .............................L 60 – 75 

NDA ..... vs. Pomona – Pitzer ................L 51 – 61 

Dec. 12 vs. Southern Cal College .........L 67 – 77 

Dec. 14 vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 83 – 78 

Dec. 16 vs. LIFE Bible ........................ W 68 – 47 

Dec. 19 vs. L.A. Baptist ........................ W 68 – 49 

Dec. 28 vs. Claremont – Mudd ............ W 73 – 62 

Dec. 29 vs. Redlands ........................... W 63 – 58 

Jan. 6 ... vs. Pacifi c Christian ................ W 77 – 63 

Jan. 9 ... vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 72 – 68 

Jan. 12 . vs. Pacifi c Christian ................ W 64 – 52 

Jan. 13 . vs. University of San Diego .....L 61 – 77 

Jan. 18 . vs. UC Santa Cruz .................. W 85 – 67 

Jan. 18 . vs. UC Irvine ............................L 63 – 69 

Jan. 19 . vs. UC Davis ............................L 69 – 74 

Jan. 26 . vs. Westmont ...........................L 63 – 69 


Feb. 2 .. vs. Cal State Bakersfi eld .........L 57 – 98 

Feb. 3 .. vs. Cal Lutheran ..................... W 74 – 69 

Feb. 9 .. vs. US International .................L 55 – 78 

Feb. 10 vs. Pasadena ..........................L 71 – 75 


Feb. 17 vs. Cal Lutheran ..................... W 93 – 73 

Feb. 23 vs. University of Hawaii .........L 72 – 108 

Feb. 24 vs. University of Hawaii ...........L 66 – 96 

Mar. 1... vs. Pasadena ......................... W 97 – 83 

• 1971-1972 • 



NDA ..... vs. Cal State Hayward .............L 78 – 82 


NDA ..... vs. University of North Colorado W 87 – 73 


NDA ..... vs. Sonoma State ................... W 81 – 65 

NDA ..... vs. Redlands ............................L 56 – 61 

NDA ..... vs. Pacifi c Christian ................ W 88 – 45 


NDA ..... vs. University of Hawaii – Hilo W 110 – 72 

NDA ..... vs. Southern Cal College .........L 76 – 82 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Baptist ......................... W 90 – 70 

NDA ..... vs. Biola ...................................L 51 – 56 

NDA ..... vs. UC Riverside ....................L 77 – 101 


NDA ..... vs. Chico State ........................L 65 – 72 



NDA ..... vs. Southern Cal College ........ W 92 – 65 

NDA ..... vs. Cal State Bakersfi eld .........L 75 – 87 

NDA ..... vs. Westmont ...........................L 75 – 90 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Lutheran ......................L 75 – 82 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Lutheran ..................... W 80 – 75 

NDA ..... vs. US International ................ W 74 – 65 


NDA ..... vs. US International ................ W 62 – 61 

NDA ..... vs. Biola .................................. W 81 – 59 

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• 1970-1971 • 







NDA ..... vs. Chaminade ........................ W 90 – 75 

NDA ..... vs. Church College of Hawaii W 114 – 64 






NDA ..... vs. Biola .................................. W 80 – 74 

NDA ..... vs. UC Davis ........................... W 72 – 60 

NDA ..... vs. UC Riverside ......................L 63 – 73 


NDA ..... vs. Rhode Island .....................L 88 – 91 




NDA ..... vs. Redlands ........................... W 73 – 62 

NDA ..... vs. Westmont ...........................L 58 – 77 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Lutheran .......................L 70 - 82 




NDA ..... vs. Biola ...................................L 73 – 84 

• 1968-1969 • 

Coach: Neale Stoner 


NDA ..... vs. University of Mexico .......... W 90 – 42 


NDA ..... vs. Cal Tech ...........................W 116 – 41 

NDA ..... vs. Northern Arizona ............... W 84 – 80 

NDA ..... vs. Alma .................................. W 90 – 85 


NDA ..... vs. Simon Fraser .................... W 94 – 84 

NDA ..... vs. La Verne ............................ W 82 – 73 

NDA ..... vs. Fresno Pacifi c ................... W 73 – 54 

NDA ..... vs. Simon Fraser .................... W 82 – 73 

NDA ..... vs. University of San Diego .... W 75 – 70 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Lutheran .................... W 95 – 68 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Western .......................L 63 – 67 



NDA ..... vs. Chapman .......................... W 80 – 72 



NDA ..... vs. Chapman .......................... W 86 – 63 

NDA ..... vs. Southern Cal College ...... W 107 – 73 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Western ...................... W 77 – 66 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Tech .......................... W 122 – 48 



NDA ..... vs. La Verne ............................ W 83 – 75 



• 1965-66 • 

Coach: Jack Shawcraft 




NDA - No Date Available 

• 1969-1970 • 





NDA ..... vs. San Diego State .................L 65 – 70 


NDA ..... vs. Westmont .........................L 90 – 107 

NDA ..... vs. Cal Poly ............................. W 87 – 76 


NDA ..... vs. MacMurray .........................L 83 – 89 


NDA ..... vs. Cal Western ...................... W 88 – 76 




NDA ..... vs. UC Riverside ..................... W 88 – 86 





NDA ..... vs. La Verne .......................... W 104 – 79 


NDA ..... vs. L.A. Baptist ........................ W 94 – 82 







• 1967-1968 • 



NDA ..... vs. Biola ................................ W 102 – 78 


NDA ..... vs. L.A. Baptist ........................ W 82 – 69 

NDA ..... vs. University of Sonora .......... W 97 – 57 

NDA ..... vs. Pomona – Pitzer ............... W 77 – 57 




NDA ..... vs. Occidental ..........................L 76 – 87 




NDA ..... vs. Loyola ............................. W 109 – 83 

• 1966-1967 • 




NDA ..... vs. Cal State Stanislaus ........ W 105 – 95 




NDA ..... vs. Carson College (Reno) ....L 99 – 103 


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UCSD INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS 

UC SAN DIEGO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS 

NATIONAL 

CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Women’s Soccer 

1989 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 

1999 • 2000 • 2001 

Women’s Volleyball 

1981 • 1984 • 1986 • 1987 

1988 • 1990 • 1997 

Women’s Water Polo 

1986 • 1990 • 1991 

1992 • 1994 

Women’s Tennis 

1985 • 1987 • 1989 • 1994 

Men’s Soccer 

1988 • 1990 • 1993 

Men’s Volleyball 

1970 • 2000 

Men’s Golf 

1993 

A Proud Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence! 

• Triton teams have captured 29 National Championships while 37 teams have fi nished as 

National Runners-Up. 41 others have achieved National Third Place honors. 

• Individually, 121 Triton student-athletes have captured National Championships and a 

remarkable 934 student-athletes have been named to All-America teams. 

• UCSD student-athletes have excelled academically as well, earning 23 prestigious NCAA 

Post-Graduate Scholarships and 130 Academic All-America selections. Consistently, 

over 55 percent of the student-athletes earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, placing 

them on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. 

• Triton Athletics posted a Fourth Place Finish in the USSA Director’s Cup, emblamatic 

of the best overall athletics department in the country, during the 2007-08 season. Since 

moving to the NCAA Division II level in 2000, UCSD has placed in the top six programs in 

the country on seven different occasions. As a D-III member, the Tritons fi nished fi rst in the 

Director’s Cup standings following the 1997-98 season. 

• UCSD captured Back-To-Back-To-Back California Collegiate Athletic Association 

Commissioner’s Cup titles in 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2007-08, an award symbolizing the 

best overall athletics department in the CCAA. 

Our Mission... 

• Provide a broad base of men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports. 

• Attract students of high academic capabilities and athletic talent who are representative of 

the diversity of the people of the state of California. 

• Promote healthy physical activity, athletic competition, communications and interpersonal 

skills, teamwork, and overall personal growth. 

• Promote the principles of ethical conduct, fair play, and respect and understanding of 

others. 

• Promote the academic advancement and graduation of student-athletes and prepare 

student athletes for lifelong learning, future careers, and engaged citizenship. 

• Foster the development of student-athletes’ abilities to live successfully in a diverse and 

global society. 

• Enhance student life at UCSD and foster campus pride and community support. 

• Participate competitively in an athletic conference that complements and supports the 

mission and goals of the UCSD Intercollegiate Program and the campus. 

Earl W. Edwards - Director of Athletics 

Earl Edwards accepted the position of Director of Athletics at UC San Diego in March 2000. Since his arrival, the 

UC San Diego athletics department has been nationally recognized for its academic and athletic achievements 

on numerous occasions. Under his guidance, the 23-sport program has made a very successful transition from 

the NCAA Division III ranks to Division II. In fact, UC San Diego has surpassed all expectations at the D-II level, 

capturing women’s soccer national championships in both 2000 and 2001. 

Since moving to Division II in 2000, UC San Diego has been ranked among the top six programs in the country on 

seven different occasions. In two of those fi nishes, UCSD was the national runner up. UC San Diego also won 

three straight California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Commissioners Cup titles in 2005-06, 2006-07, 

and 2007-08, an award that recognizes the best overall athletics program in the conference. In 2008, UC San 

Diego was ranked No. 1 in Division II and No. 20 overall in the National Collegiate Scouting Association (NCSA) 

Collegiate Power Rankings, which comprehensively measures student-athlete graduation rates, academic strength 

and athletic prowess. 

Edwards has served on many regional and national committees and organizations. Currently, he serves on the 

Executive Council for the CCAA and he served on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate 

Directors of Athletics (NACDA) from 2003-07. Edwards was the president of the National Association of Athletic 

Development Directors (NAADD) and has severed on numerous other NCAA committees, including the Division 

II Management Council, the Division II Championships and Minority Opportunities and Interest, the Walter Byers 

Scholarship and Committee for Women’s Athletics. He has published several articles in Athletic Management 

and was featured on the cover of the June 2007 issue. In 2007 he was selected Athletic Director of the Year for 

the West Region by the NACDA. 

A 1972 graduate of East Stroudsburg University, Edwards earned a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. He then went on to receive his masters in 

Sports Administration from the University of Massachusetts in 1973. In addition to working as athletics director at East Stroudsburg University and UC San 

Diego, he has athletics administration experience at the University of Massachusetts, UC Davis, the University of Michigan, and Drexel University. 

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RIMAC ARENA 


The Recreation, IntraMural, Athletic Complex (RIMAC) is the cornerstone of the UCSD sports facilities. This nearly 200,000 square 

foot facility is located just south of the 12-acre North Campus Recreation Area Field on the northwest corner of the campus. 

Opened in January 1995, RIMAC is a multi-purpose facility with the most advanced forms of quality control, state-of-the-art 

equipment and a strong staff commitment to customer service. Every room in RIMAC is climate controlled and many of the spaces 

feature an abundance of natural lighting. RIMAC houses the offi ces of the Intercollegiate Athletics, Recreation and Sports Facilities 

departments. RIMAC also features a variety of recreational, educational, and meeting spaces which can accommodate a variety 

of activities. 

The RIMAC Arena is a multi-use facility capable of accommodating a wide variety of activities ranging from large spectator events 

including ceremonies and concerts to athletic competitions and tournaments. The 44,000 square foot fl oor is also capable of 

accommodating large fl oor exhibits. The Arena Floor is spring loaded employing the use of Robbins Bio-Cushion I and is curtain 

divisible for multi-sport use in basketball (total of fi ve courts), volleyball, and badminton. The arena is furnished with 10 retractable 

glass basketball backboards, and fl oor plates and sleeves for volleyball and badminton. Employing the use of telescopic bleachers 

and fl oor seats, the RIMAC Arena may accommodate up to 5,000 people. 

RIMAC is home to the UCSD men and women’s basketball teams along with the men and women’s volleyball squads. Over 50 

home athletic events are contested in RIMAC every year, and with entusiastic support from both the campus and surrounding 

communities, the Tritons truly enjoy a home court advantage. Both of the basketball and volleyball teams utilize the main court for 

both practice and games, while the auxiliary courts, which are located on the third fl oor, are used only for practices. 

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH 


The University of California, San Diego Department of Athletics is committed to actively participating in the community through 

a variety of outreach events and services. Student-athletes from 23 sports participate in a wide range of service and outreach 

programs in and around the San Diego area. 

In 2003-04 the Tritons began the “Team Up!” program. This program 

assists local elementary schools that do not have a physical 

education component in their current curriculum. UCSD studentathletes 

provide healthy physical activity and create an environment 

for elementary school students that foster positive thinking and team 

building. The program was run at the Del Mar Heights Elementary 

School in the morning hours prior to school starting and during the 

students’ lunch periods during the past two years. 

Triton student-athletes make the holidays brighter for 12 families in the 

San Diego area on an annual basis, providing a plethora of gifts and 

holiday cheer. Triton teams paired up and each tandem purchased 

presents, food, and goodies to deliver to their adopted family before 

the holidays. Families were selected by the Neighborhood House 

Association which runs the Head Start programs throughout San 

Diego County. Student-athletes contacted the families to fi nd out what 

special presents the children wanted, as well as what sort of clothing 

or other needs could 

be met. Teams delivered the presents in person and spent time with the families, 

often playing games with the children. Families each received approximately $300- 

$500 worth of gifts, depending on the number of children. Presents ranged from a 

bike for one child to clothing and food for the parents. 

In conjuction with the California Collegiate Athletic Association as the Student-Athlete 

Advisory Committee, Triton student-athletes have gone to work to raise money for 

the Make-A-Wish Foundation in each of the last three years. The student-athletes 

held a bake sale during the Annual Sun God Festival on the UCSD campus. Each 

team brought baked goods for a sale in the evening prior to the festival’s main 

event. The goal at each CCAA member institution was to raise $1 per studentathlete. 

Triton student-athletes far exceeded this goal, raising over $1,000 for the 

Make-A-Wish Foundation in 2005. 

Additionally, the Intercollegiate Athletics Department holds an annual Blood Drive 

to benefi t the American Red Cross. All coaches, staff and out of season studentathletes 

participated in the blood drive, while those student-athletes who were in 

season recruited other students on campus to donate blood on their behalf. 

UCSD ATHLETICS 

COMMUNITY OUTREACH 

Volunteer Connection 

Adopt-A-Family Thanksgiving Program 

Hands Across America 

St. Vincent De Paul Soup Kitchen 

Row for the Cure 

Preuss School Clinics 

Starlings Volleyball Club 

Habitat for Humanity 

San Diego Special Olympics 

California Half Ironman Volunteers 

Mission Bay - Beach Clean Up 

Race for the Cure 

Boy’s and Girl’s Club Sports Clinics 

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ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE / SPORTS MEDICINE 


Two integral parts of the UC San Diego athletic department are the Athletic Performance Program and the Sports Medicine 

Program, both of which provide a tremendous advantage to all 23 of the UCSD intercollegiate sports. 

The Athletic Performance Program is geared toward teaching each student-athlete how to achieve the highest level of 

athletic development through enhancement of all components of strength and conditioning. Athlete workouts are monitored 

and planned out by Rob Mamula, UCSD’s Director of Athletic Performance who brings a wealth of knowledge and 

experience to Triton athletics. Mamula represents the only full-time strength and conditioning coach in the entire CCAA. 

The Tritons work out in the RIMAC weight room that is over 12,000 square feet in size with state of the art equipment. The 

UCSD Athlete Performance Program is truly designed with the student-athlete’s enhancement in mind. Very few programs 

at the Division II level have such expertise and first class facilities at the disposal of the student-athlete helping to further 

distinguish the Triton Athletic Department as one of the premier intercollegiate programs in the country. 

The UC San Diego Sports Medicine Center is the hub for 

the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athleticrelated 

injuries suffered by Triton student-athletes. Under the 

supervision of head athletic trainer Kevin Messey MS, ATC, 

CSCS and his staff, UCSD athletes receive 

the highest quality medical care and access 

to an extensive network of physicians and 

other medical specialists. 

The rest of the training room staff is comprised 

of two full-time ATCs and an average of 10 

athletic training students (ATS). The UCSD 

athletic training room is a clinical site for San 

Diego State University’s accredited athletic 

training education program where some of 

the athletic training students fulfill their clinical 

experience. Additionally the UCSD Sports 

Medicine Center offers a wide variety of 

options for examination and rehabilitation. 

From acupuncture to a group of six highly 

specialized sports medicine, family 

practitioners and orthopedic surgeons, the 

UCSD training room has a multitude of 

options at your disposal to get you healthy 

and back on the field of competition in no 

time. 

Kevin Messey 

Rob Mamula 

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UCSD - YOUNGEST OF THE BEST 


UCSD: THE INSTITUTION 

Innovation is our tradition: Nestled along the Pacifi c Ocean on 1,200 acres of coastal 

woodland, UCSD is a powerful magnet for those seeking a fresh, next-generation approach 

to education and research. Since its founding four decades ago, UCSD is one of the ten 

campuses in the world-renowned University of California system and has rapidly achieved the 

status as one of the top institutions in the nation for higher education and research. UCSD’s 

interdisciplinary ethos and tradition of innovation and risk-taking, underlie its research strength 

and ability to recruit top scholars and students. 

Students: The average high school GPA of admitted freshmen was 4.05, and average SATI 

score was 1300. UCSD ranks 2nd nationally among major research universities sending 

students abroad in full-year programs, and 4th in the nation in graduation rates, at 79%. 

Specialized Resources: UCSD’s graduate and professional schools include Scripps 

Institution of Oceanography; School of Medicine; School of International Relations and Pacifi c 

Studies; School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences; Jacobs School of Engineering 

(graduate and undergraduate), and Rady School of Management. The campus also is home 

to the San Diego Supercomputer Center; California Institute for Information Technology and 

Telecommunications; Center for Research in Computing and the Arts; Institute on Global 

Confl ict and Cooperation, and Institute of the Americas. 

The Birch Aquarium at the Scripps 

Oceanography Institution. 

UCSD: ACADEMIC RANKINGS 

The National Research Council ranks UCSD 10th in the nation in the quality of its faculty and 

graduate programs. (The top ten, in rank order, are: UC Berkeley, MIT, Harvard, Princeton, 

Stanford, CalTech, Yale, Chicago, Cornell and UCSD.) The NRC ranks oceanography and 

neurosciences 1st in the nation. 

UCSD ranks 6th in the nation in National Academy of Sciences membership while also being 

ranked as the 7th best public university in the nation by the U.S. News and World Report. 

A U.S. News and World Report survey of graduate programs ranks the Jacobs School of 

Engineering 13th in the nation and 7th among public engineering schools, and the School 

of Medicine as 17th among medical schools with a research focus, and 6th among public 

schools. In Master of Fine Arts programs, UCSD’s multimedia/visual communications program 

ranked 6th in the nation. The most recent US News rankings also place these programs in 

the nation’s top 10: Theatre and Dance (3rd); Bioengineering (3rd); Political Science (7th); 

Cellular and Developmental Biology (8th); Biochemistry (9th); Molecular Biology (10th), and 

Neurosciences (10th). 

UCSD: CURRENT FACULTY HONORS 

Nobel Prize: George E. Palade, 1974, physiology/medicine; Renato Dulbecco, 1975, 

physiology/medicine; Harry Markowitz, 1990, economics; Paul Crutzen, 1995, chemistry; 

Mario J. Molina, 1995, chemistry; Sydney Brenner, 2002, medicine; Clive W.J. Granger and 

Robert F. Engle, 2003, economics. 

Fields Medal: Professor of mathematics Efi m Zelmanov. 

Balzan Prize: Freeman Gilbert, SIO professor (1990), and Wolfgang Berger, SIO professor 

(1993). 

National Medal of Science: Astrophysicist Margaret Burbidge and oceanographer Walter 

Munk (1985); physician/scientist George Palade (1986); nuclear physicist Marshall N. 

Rosenbluth (1998); bioengineer Yuan-Chen Fung (2000), and oceanographer Charles D. 

Keeling (2002). 

National Humanities Medal: Latin American History scholar Ramon Eduardo Ruiz (1998) 

Pulitzer Prize: Roger Reynolds (1989) Music. 

Kyoto Prize: Oceanographer Walter Munk (1999) 

Enrico Fermi Award: Physicist Herbert F. York (2000). 

MacArthur Foundation Awards: Guillermo Algaze, anthropology; Patricia Churchland, 

philosophy; Ramon Gutierrez, history and ethnic studies; Edwin Hutchins, cognitive science; 

Russell Lande, biology; George Lewis, music; and Michael Schudson, communications. 

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Geisel Library in the heart of the 

UCSD Campus 

The Pier at the Scripps 

Oceanography Institution.

The UCSD campus is 

located in La Jolla, Calif., 

just minutes north of 

America’s sixth largest city, 

San Diego. 

SAN DIEGO - AMERICA’S FINEST CITY 


Spanish for ‘the jewel’, La 

Jolla is one of San Diego’s 

fi rst neighborhoods to be 

settled. The city of La Jolla 

has spectacular beaches 

and park areas that are 

popular for great diving, 

swimming, surfi ng, hiking, 

romantic sunset strolls, and family fun. La Jolla’s village area boasts a 

beautiful Mediterranean charm and a cool Southern Californian vibe, 

and rolls out the red carpet when it comes to it’s fi ne dining, theatre, 

cultural activities, boutique shopping, art galleries and fi ne lodging 

establishments. It is no wonder why La Jolla’s Prospect Street was 

dubbed ‘San Diego’s Rodeo Drive’. 

Named “America’s Finest City” due to its hospitality, beauty and ideal 

climate, San Diego is located at the southern tip of California, just 

north of Mexico. The residents of San Diego county are so physically 

active that Sports Illustrated magazine once called it “Sportstown, 

U.S.A.” San Diego’s 70 miles of beaches are a haven for swimmers, 

surfers, divers, boaters and sunbathers. 

The city of San Diego is a major commercial 

business center with more than 2.6 million 

residents and a varied economy based in 

agriculture, manufacturing, aerospace, technology, 

electronics, aircraft, ship-building, scientifi c 

research and tourism. The city is one of the largest 

biotech centers in the U.S. 

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CCAA Basketball 

Championships 

Men’s & Women’s First Round Contest 

March 3, 2009 at Campus Sites TBA 

Semifinals & Championship Games 

March 6, 2009 

Women’s Semifinal Game 1 

12:30 p.m. 

Women’s Semifinal Game 2 

3:00 p.m. 

March 7 

Women’s Championship - 5:00 p.m. 

Men’s Championship - 7:30 p.m. 

March 6, 2009 

Men’s Semifinal Game 1 

5:30 p.m. 

Men’s Semifinal Game 2 

8:00 p.m. 

Tournament Champion automatically 

qualifies for NCAA postseason 

Log onto goccaa.org for more information

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